Cut the cable.
Or plug right in.
Connect over your local Wi-Fi network, or use Android USB when a wired setup fits your desk.
YOUR NEXT CAMERA IS ALREADY IN YOUR POCKET
Your phone.Your camera.Your studio.
Great video starts with the camera you already own. Turn your phone into a webcam and bring your next stream, meeting, or creative idea to life.
Less setup. More creating.Connect over Wi-Fi or USB
Ready for your spotlight.From phone to studio.
ONE CAMERA. MORE POSSIBILITIES.Live streaming✳Video meetings✳Content creation✳Recording
SMALL DEVICE. BIG POSSIBILITIES.A better setup.
A better setup.
Already in your hands.
From your first connection to your next live session, CamPort keeps your camera close and your workflow simple.
Cut the cable.
Your camera. Your angle.
Switch between front and rear cameras, adjust zoom, and keep an eye on your live preview.
At home in OBS.
Add your phone to a scene with the CamPort OBS plugin. A familiar workflow, with a new perspective.
EXPLORE THE OBS PLUGINMEET YOUR DESKTOP CONTROL ROOM
Phone meets CamPort Studio.
Bring your sources, sound, and camera controls together.
Everything in view. Everything within reach.
01 / COMPOSE
Make the scene yours.
Combine phones, images, text, and video. Crop, rotate, and arrange your sources.
02 / CAPTURE
Keep the good takes.
Record your composition with audio or capture a still with a snapshot.
03 / CONNECT
Take it to your next call.
Start the virtual camera, then select OBS Virtual Camera in your meeting app.
A CLOSER LOOKMade for the
Made for the
moment you're in.
A clear connection screen. A live view of your shot. Your camera controls, right where you need them.
01 — Connected to your next idea.
LESS SETUP. MORE ACTION.From pocket to picture.
Find your CamPort apps From pocket to picture.
In three simple steps.
Open CamPort on your phone.
Allow camera access. The standby screen shows the IP address and port you'll use to connect.
Connect to your computer.
Open CamPort Studio or the OBS plugin. Use the same Wi-Fi network and enter your phone's connection details.
Make something great.
Your camera activates when connected. Frame your shot, start recording, or turn on the virtual camera.
Prefer a wired connection? Here's the USB setup.
Connect your Android phone with a USB data cable, enable USB debugging, and approve the computer on your phone. In CamPort Studio, use device discovery to find your USB device, then connect. Keep CamPort open on the phone.
BUILD YOUR SETUP
One phone. Your possibilities.
Pair the CamPort mobile app with the desktop experience that fits you.
CamPort for Android
Your phone becomes the camera. Live preview, camera switching, and connection details in one place.
Download link coming soonCamPort Studio
Compose your scene, mix audio, record video, and send your picture to the OBS virtual camera.
Windows download coming soonWindows x64 · Requires OBS StudioCamPort OBS Plugin
Already using OBS? Add your phone directly as a camera source and keep creating in your usual workspace.
Plugin download coming soonA LITTLE MORE CLARITYGood questions.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Get to know your new camera setup.
What do I need to get started?
An Android phone with CamPort and a Windows computer with CamPort Studio, or OBS with the CamPort plugin. For Wi-Fi, connect both devices to the same local network.
Can I use CamPort in video meetings?
Yes. In CamPort Studio, start the virtual camera and choose “OBS Virtual Camera” in your video meeting app. OBS Studio must be installed. The virtual camera carries video; select your meeting microphone separately.
Does CamPort capture my phone's microphone?
CamPort Studio supports Android microphone audio over Wi-Fi and USB. Enable the phone microphone in source properties and grant microphone permission on the phone. Phone audio can be mixed into recordings.
Which resolution and frame rate can I use?
CamPort Studio offers source and canvas settings from 480p to 4K and output settings up to 60 FPS. The actual camera resolution and frame rate depend on your phone, the mobile app, and your connection.
My phone isn't connecting. What should I check?
Keep CamPort open and check that both devices are on the same network. Enter the IP address and port shown on your phone, and allow the desktop app through your firewall on your private network. For USB, check the debugging permission and use a data-capable cable.
Your next great shot
starts with CamPort.
Find your setup
FROM PHONE TO STUDIO.