A small utility for macOS

Your camera.
Where you need it.

Send a camera source to your video app through one simple output: CameraFlow Camera.

Get CameraFlow Pay onceAll features included

Available on the Mac App Store · macOS 14 or later

YOUR SOURCEYOUR VIDEO APP
Your selected camera
CameraFlow Camera
One camera to choose in your app.
Explore the route. Illustration only; no camera access.
One-time purchaseVideo stays on your MacNo account to create

A shorter setup

Choose the source.
Start the relay.

CameraFlow sits between your camera and a compatible video app. Set it up once, then use the main window or menu bar to start and stop.

  1. 01

    Install CameraFlow Camera

    The app guides you through the camera-extension approval in System Settings.

  2. 02

    Choose your source

    Allow camera access, select a local camera, and press Start Relay.

  3. 03

    Select it in your video app

    Choose CameraFlow Camera from the app’s camera list. Your selected source feeds that output.

Just the useful things

A little more control.
A lot less setup.

See it first

Check your source in the in-app preview before you join a call.

A clear standby

When the relay stops, the output shows a local test pattern instead of a frozen last frame.

Keep it local

Your video stays on your Mac. CameraFlow does not record it, upload it, or track your usage.

Pay once. Keep using it.

One app.
One purchase.

Every version-1 feature is included. No subscription, trial countdown, or extra unlock.

CameraFlow for macOS

One-timepurchase · see the App Store for your local price

Available now

Download CameraFlow from the Mac App Store. Apple displays your local price before purchase.

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Before you get started

Will it work with my video app?

Your app needs to support macOS software cameras. Compatibility varies, so we’ll list tested combinations as release validation finishes. See setup and compatibility help.

Do I need OBS or another account?

No separate CameraFlow account is needed. You can use an available local camera. If you choose OBS as a source, start its Virtual Camera first.

Why does macOS ask for permission?

CameraFlow needs camera permission to read your selected source, and extension approval to make CameraFlow Camera available to other apps. The setup screen guides each step.

Does CameraFlow handle audio?

CameraFlow routes video. Choose your microphone separately in your video app.