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Webcam Test
Press "Start camera" and allow access when your browser asks. Handy before a Zoom, Teams or Google Meet call.
Your camera picture appears here
How to use
- Press "Start camera"
- Choose "Allow" when the browser asks
- If you have several cameras, switch with the "Camera" menu
- Change "Requested resolution" to see the highest one your camera supports
If it does not work
- No picture: close every other app using the camera (Zoom, Teams, the Camera app)
- No permission prompt: allow the camera from the lock (site information) icon in the address bar and reload
- Windows: Settings → Privacy & security → Camera, turn on "Let desktop apps access your camera"
- Mac: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Camera, turn on your browser
- Laptops: check the physical privacy shutter or the camera key on the keyboard
FAQ
Is the video recorded or uploaded?
No. It is only shown inside your browser. An image is saved to your device only when you press "Save snapshot".
Why is the measured fps lower than the setting?
In a dark room the camera lengthens exposure, which lowers the frame rate. Try better lighting, or plug the camera directly into the computer instead of a USB hub.
Does mirroring affect what others see in a meeting?
Mirroring on this page is display-only. What others see depends on your meeting app settings.
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