Look your best on every call.
A virtual camera for macOS that smooths your skin, warms your lighting, and blurs your background — automatically, in Zoom, Meet, Teams, FaceTime, and any video app.
Coming soon to the Mac App Store
A virtual camera for macOS that smooths your skin, warms your lighting, and blurs your background — automatically, in Zoom, Meet, Teams, FaceTime, and any video app.
Coming soon to the Mac App StoreWarmCam shows up as a regular camera in any video app. Pick it as your source and you’re ready — no per-app setup, no fiddling mid-meeting.
A single toggle smooths skin, adds a warm, flattering light, lifts color, and cuts screen glare. Look polished without touching a single slider.
Dial in skin smoothing, color tone, and one of five cinematic looks — then blur a messy room with on-device background detection.
Every frame is processed locally on your GPU and never uploaded, recorded, or transmitted. No accounts. No analytics. Nothing leaves your computer.
Most don’t have one. The few that do hide a single “touch up” checkbox that resets every call — and it only works inside that one app.
WarmCam sits one layer below all of them. Set your look once and it applies everywhere a camera picker appears — Zoom today, Teams tomorrow, a quick FaceTime after that — with real controls for skin, color, lighting, and blur.
It’s the difference between hoping you look okay and knowing you do.
Try the one-click look for free. Upgrade once to unlock the full controls and remove the watermark.
WarmCam runs entirely on your Mac. Your webcam feed is processed on-device and never leaves your computer, no analytics or tracking is included, and the app makes no network connections except to Apple’s servers for the in-app purchase. Read the privacy policy.
Any macOS app that uses the system camera framework. Tested with Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, FaceTime, Slack, Discord, Webex, Photo Booth, OBS, and many more. If the app shows a camera picker, WarmCam appears in it.
No. WarmCam reads each frame, enhances it on your GPU, and hands it straight to the virtual camera. Nothing is written to disk and nothing is sent anywhere — including the on-device detection used for background blur.
No. All processing runs on the GPU with Metal and typically adds only a millisecond or two per frame, even at 1080p with skin smoothing and blur enabled. WarmCam is a Universal Binary tuned for both Apple Silicon and Intel.
It’s how the free tier supports the paid tier. The watermark is small and only shows on the virtual camera output (not your real webcam). Pro removes it.
Pro unlocks all the enhancement controls and removes the watermark. Pro+ adds two power-user features on top: importing your own custom .cube LUTs, and per-app presets that apply a different look automatically depending on which app is in front (e.g. polished for client calls, relaxed for team standups).
Refunds are handled by Apple. Visit reportaproblem.apple.com within 90 days of purchase to request one.
WarmCam is macOS only and there are no plans to port. The Camera Extension architecture it’s built on is Apple-specific.