Free
$0with the mark
- Every control, preset and view
- Normal calls and public or commercial streams, as long as the mark stays visible
- Never expires
VanityCam sits between your webcam and your video app. It smooths the skin on up to five faces in the picture and leaves eyes, hair, clothes and the room alone. Pick it as the camera in Zoom, Teams, Meet, Discord or OBS and the look is already on the picture when you join.
Free with a small VanityCam mark in the corner. One payment removes it.
Version 0.5.1 · Windows 11 64-bit, DirectX 11/DirectML GPU, any USB or built-in webcam
A touch-up built into a meeting app only works in that app. VanityCam is a camera, so the same look follows you into Teams, Meet, Discord and OBS, and you set it up once. Everything runs on your own graphics card. Nothing is uploaded and there is no account to make.
The preview shows the processed picture by default. Four view buttons let you compare, and holding Space flips the preview to the original without changing what your call receives.
The chip in the corner shows the frame rate and how long the engine takes per frame, so you can tell it is keeping up with your camera.
Start from a preset, then fine-tune. Every change shows in the preview and in your call at once, and your settings are remembered next time.
Scales the whole effect between the original and the full look.
How strongly smoothed skin replaces the original inside the mask.
Size of the filter. Larger radii erase bigger pores and blotches.
Extra cleanup of blotches and compression noise. High values look airbrushed.
Puts fine pores and grain back so skin still looks like skin.
A gentle lift for glow. Hue and saturation stay where they were.
Evens out flush and red blotches. Lips are left alone.
Export a look as a .vcpreset file, or import the .vfpreset files you already use in VanityFilter.
Without a key, the camera picture carries a small VanityCam mark in the corner and everything else works. The license is a one-time purchase. There is no subscription.
$0with the mark
$19.95one time
$49.95one time
No. VanityCam is built on the virtual camera framework that arrived with Windows 11, so it needs Windows 11, 64-bit. VanityFilter, our app for recorded video, runs on 64-bit Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) or Windows 11, and on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later.
In free mode, yes. A small VanityCam mark sits in the corner of the picture for everyone on the call, and a one-time license removes it. Your own self-view looks mirrored because most apps mirror it; everyone else sees it the right way round.
VanityCam offers 1280x720 and 1920x1080 and your video app chooses. OBS and other streaming tools let you pick either one. Zoom, Teams and Meet take whichever size is offered first, so the Camera page has an Output size setting: choose 1920x1080 first, press Stop and then Start, and the larger picture goes to every app. The chip in the corner shows which size is going out.
No. Video processing and license checks happen on your computer. The only network access is an optional once-a-day update check, which sends the application version and can be turned off under Help.
No. A VanityFilter-only key does not activate VanityCam. The VanityCam license is a one-time $19.95 payment that removes the mark for one person on two computers. VanitySuite is $49.95, with one key for both apps.
Yes. Zoom's touch-up and background effects stack on top of VanityCam if you want them. Pick VanityCam as the camera and leave the rest as it is.
Closing the window keeps the camera running in the tray, ready for the next meeting. Press Stop to remove the camera from Windows, or quit from the tray icon.
Install it, pick VanityCam as your camera, and judge the difference in your own preview before anyone else sees it.