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# Welcome to the Truvideo SDK
The **Truvideo SDK** is a powerful and flexible library designed to add video, photo, media editing, and uploading capabilities to your app. It follows a **modular structure**, meaning you can use only the parts you need.
However, one module – **Core module** – is essential, as it handles important setup tasks like authentication and configuration.
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Each module works independently, but the core module is required for the SDK to function properly.
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### Key Features at a Glance
* Capture high-quality photos and videos
* Upload media reliably with built-in tracking
* Edit images (crop, rotate, draw)
* Trim, merge, or encode videos
* Use AR tools like measurement and QR scanning
### Example: Bring Your App to Life
Imagine building a retail app where users can:
* Scan QR codes to view product details.
* Measure products with AR to check if it fits their space.
* Upload videos of their purchases to share with others. The Truvideo SDK makes all this possible with minimal setup
### Modular Components
The SDK is split into modules, so you only use what you need. The Core module is required for all features.
| Module | Responsibility |
| ------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Core | The foundation. It handles login/authentication, sets up the SDK, and helps keep everything secure. |
| Camera | Lets users capture photos and videos. Includes support for QR code scanning and AR measurements. |
| Media | Uploads photos and videos. Handles upload progress, retries, and media metadata. |
| Image | Lets users edit images — crop, rotate, and draw over them. |
| Video | Allows editing of videos — trim, merge multiple videos, and convert formats. |
Note : Each module can work independently, but the Core module is required to use any of the others.
### Visual Flow of SDK Integration
The diagram below shows how the SDK modules connect and how developers can choose only the parts needed for their use case — whether it’s uploading videos, editing media, or just capturing photos.
### What Makes Truvideo SDK Stand Out?
* Designed for easy integration into existing apps
* Built with modularity in mind — use only what you need
* Provides production-ready features like upload retries, editing UX, and AR tools
* Flexible for different platforms including iOS, Android, React Native, and more
#### AR Measurement
The Camera module includes powerful tools like **AR measurement** and **QR code scanning** — perfect for apps that need advanced visual input.
### Quick FAQ
Do I need all the modules ?
Nope! Just use the Core module plus any others you want, like Camera or Video.
Is it beginner-friendly?
Yes! Our docs include guides for all skill levels.
Where can I learn more?
Check out our full documentation.
### Have more Questions! Contact Us
Check out the Truvideo SDK Documentation for guides, code samples, and API references. Questions?
[Support](/truvideo/react-staging-v2/usage/support.md)
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