TWO PHONES. MORE FREEDOM.
One remote. Up to two camera phones. Find your angle, step into the frame and capture photos or video — even without internet.
Start with two appsiPhone + Android · Wi-Fi, hotspot or internet
MORE CONTROL. MORE POSSIBILITIES.
From a group photo to a two-angle video: keep the controls where you are.
Watch both live previews and use shared photo, start and stop controls. Adjust either camera individually. Scheduled start coordinates recording commands; it does not promise frame-accurate sync. Two cameras need three phones.
Connect on the same Wi-Fi network, or create a phone hotspot when there is no router. Local preview, commands and file transfers work without internet. Use internet mode for cameras on different networks.
Check framing before and during video. Shoot silent video without microphone permission. Hide the camera phone’s preview while it keeps capturing; keep the camera app open.
Pinch to zoom, adjust focus and exposure, switch cameras, use photo flash or a video torch. Choose a 3- or 10-second timer. Portrait and landscape layouts adapt to your phone.
Choose available video resolutions and frame rates, up to 4K, plus photo size. Set ISO and shutter speed manually or return to Auto. Available settings depend on the camera, lens and capture mode.
Use JPEG photos, or HEIF with compatible iOS cameras and receivers. H.264 and HEVC video choices depend on the iOS camera and receiving device. Unsupported options stay unavailable.
Browse received photos and videos by camera and take. Save copies to Photos, share them, and export a take’s file list. Originals remain on the camera phone; receiving copies is optional.
Pair by QR code or link, discover nearby cameras and return to saved pairs. Resume interrupted transfers and recover pending files. A camera can keep recording when the remote disconnects; reconnect to check or stop it.
Update both apps for the latest features. Availability depends on app version, hardware and permissions. Keep Remote Camera open on each camera phone. Hotspot availability depends on the phone and carrier.
NO EXTRA GADGETS
A tripod, a steady shelf or a table. Everything else is already in your phones.
Open Remote Camera on the phone that will capture. Choose your angle and leave the app open.
Open Remote Shutter on the other phone. Follow the instructions in the apps to connect them with a QR code.
Check the image on your remote. Take a photo or start recording without walking back to the camera.
A ROLE FOR EACH PHONE
Install the camera on one phone and the remote on the other. You can mix iPhone and Android.
Turn your phone into a camera. Leave it in position and control your shoot from the other device.
Your frame in view, the shutter at your fingertips. Take photos, start and stop video from your remote.
See the app and your country’s store for current prices and subscription terms.
BEFORE YOUR FIRST SHOT
Yes. In local mode, connect the devices to the same Wi-Fi or to a phone hotspot. A hotspot replaces the router. Local preview, capture commands and file transfers do not need internet. Premium activation or verification may need a network connection.
Keep Remote Camera open in the foreground. The app keeps the screen awake while it is in use.
Yes. Use Remote Camera on the phones that capture and Remote Shutter on the controller. One camera needs two devices; two cameras need three. Update both apps for the latest features.
Originals are saved on the camera phone. You can enable file delivery to the remote separately in the capture settings.
Remote Camera is the free camera companion. Remote Shutter requires Premium. Weekly and yearly plans, local prices and trial eligibility appear before purchase. No app account is required.