Vuforia Engine Package for Unity

Add Vuforia Engine to your Unity project through Unity’s Package Manager, or download and import the Unity Asset Package from the Vuforia Engine Developer portal.

This guide presents three ways to add Vuforia Engine to your Unity project. Choose between:

  • Adding the package via an editor script.
  • Adding the dependency in the package manager.
  • Downloading the package and adding it manually.

NOTE: Due to the file size of the Vuforia Engine package, downloading it may take some time to complete, depending on the speed of your internet connection.

Add Vuforia Engine to Unity via Editor script

Download Vuforia Engine as a Unity Asset Package that includes a script to set up or update to the latest Vuforia Engine SDK:

  1. Import the package from Unity’s menu Assets -> Import package -> Custom Package.
  2. When you click Import, it will prompt you with a popup, asking to:
    • Add the Vuforia Engine package.
    • Upgrade the project to the latest version of Vuforia Engine.
    • Click Update to install Vuforia Engine SDK.

Add Vuforia Engine Package from the Package Manager

If you have downloaded the Vuforia Engine package for Unity before, you can add the tarball (.tgz) from the Package Manager window.

  1. First, download the package from the developer portal.
  2. Open the Package Manager from Window -> Package Manager and click the + icon.
  3. Select Add package from tarball…
  4. Browse to the downloaded package and import it.

Add Vuforia Engine from the Asset Store

You can download the Vuforia Engine package from the Unity Asset Store. Downloading requires using the same Unity account in the Asset Store and your Unity project.

  1. Go to the Vuforia Engine listing in the Unity Asset Store and click Add to my Assets.
  2. In your Unity project, navigate to Window -> Package Manager and select Packages: My Assets.
  3. The Vuforia Engine package should now appear on the list. Select it and click Download, then Import.
  4. The downloaded package adds Vuforia Engine to your project from the included tarball package.

TIP: Whenever a new release is available, it will show in the Package Manager’s asset list.

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