Camo overview

Camo is an app for capturing the absolute best video you can with whatever device you choose. It began by enabling users to pair the advanced cameras on their phone with their Mac or PC. Now it works its magic with any device on the iOS, iPadOS, Android or Vision platform, as well as any connected camera, including webcams, DSLRs, mirrorless and built-in cameras.

To learn more about Camo and its features, check out Camo's product page.

The core component of Camo is Camo Studio, the central interface where users can view, refine and customise the video captured on their device. For those using their phone, iPad or Vision Pro as a camera, there’s also a companion mobile app called Camo Camera.

Camo vs Camo Pro

All of Camo’s functionality is available in the free edition, including optimised background modes like Portrait and Replace, intuitive framing and image adjustment controls, overlays, filters, and much more. It’s the simplest way to upgrade your video for your meetings, recordings and streams.

Camo Pro unlocks video resolutions of 1080p (HD) and above, including 4K (UHD). If you’re looking to create high-quality content, or want your video to look as sharp and professional as possible, then Camo Pro is what you need. For more information, check out Camo’s pricing page.

Compatibility

Computers

Camo Studio is compatible with any macOS computer running macOS 10.15 or newer, and any PC running Windows 10 or later. Releases for earlier versions of macOS going back to 10.13 and Windows going back to Windows 7 [64-bit] are available - please contact our support team for more information.

Phones

Camo for iOS is compatible with any iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch running iOS 12 or newer. Camo for Android is compatible with any phone running Android 7 or newer. You can read more about device and feature compatibility here.

Webcams and connected cameras

Rather than try to list the hundreds of devices that work with Camo Studio, we prefer to say that if you can connect a camera to your PC or Mac, Camo supports it. This means regular webcams as well as built-in devices, monitors with built-in cameras, DSLR and mirrorless cameras, inputs from capture cards and HDMI dongles, action cameras, other software virtual cameras, and just about anything else.

Other apps and platforms

Many popular video calling and streaming apps such as Zoom, Google Meet and Twitch are compatible with Camo. If you’re using Zoom, Camo requires Zoom 5.0.5 or above. For more information, take a look at our list of tested apps.