Features

Everything MacCam does, one by one.

Straight into
Photos

Every photo and video lands in your Photos library, in its own Camera album. With iCloud Photos it is on your iPhone and iPad a moment later. No hidden folder, no exporting.

CameraPhotos library
iCloud Photos
Synced

Any
camera

The built-in camera, your iPhone via Continuity Camera or any USB webcam. Switch with one click, MacCam remembers your choice.

MacBook Pro CameraiPhone CameraStudio Display

Photographic
Styles

Set the look before you shoot: tone, warmth, tint and colour on a two-dimensional pad, previewed live.

TONE

SHADOWS ↔ · HIGHLIGHTS ↕

Portrait &
Studio Light

Apple’s system effects right in the app: a soft background blur, light on your face and Edge Light, each with its own intensity.

PORTRAITSTUDIO LIGHTEDGE LIGHT

Good old
Effects

Thermal, X-ray, bulge, twirl, kaleidoscope and more. The classics you loved in Photo Booth, rebuilt natively and in real time.

Thermal
X-Ray
Comic
Bulge
Original
Twirl
Mirror
Kaleidoscope
Light Tunnel

Liquid
Glass

A native macOS 26 design with real Liquid Glass controls, and a careful fallback on macOS 15.

Liquid Glass

One-click
updates

MacCam checks once a day and installs new versions with one click. Updates are free.

MacCam 1.0.14 is availableUpdate now – installs in seconds

Made in
Zurich

Native, focused and thoughtfully made in Zurich. No account, no tracking of your photos.

47.37° N  8.54° E

Free,
forever

Everything in MacCam stays free. Claim a lifetime license with your email and MacCam Pro is yours too – the Teleprompter, Knock to Capture and every future Pro feature.

MACCAMLIFETIMEEARLY SUPPORTER · Nº 0001

PRONew in MacCam Pro

More camera is here.

Pro is free for life for the first 100,000 people. Teleprompter and Knock to shoot are in MacCam today – every next Pro feature unlocks the day it ships.

Teleprompter

Switch to Video and read your script right under the camera. It scrolls with your voice and stays invisible when you share your screen.

Knock to shoot

Knock twice on your MacBook or the desk, clap or snap twice – MacCam takes the photo or starts and stops the recording.

Eye contact & upscaling · soon

Look at your notes and still look into the lens. Photos and videos sharpened to twice the resolution.