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Frame your webcam properly on Discord. CamTuner crops, zooms and centers your camera in the browser — free, with nothing uploaded anywhere.
Discord video tiles are small and often shared with screens, so a wide, off-center camera makes you barely visible. Server admins and friends get the tidy, centered you instead of the distant one.
CamTuner works with Discord in the browser at discord.com. Tune your framing once, keep your normal camera selected in Discord's voice & video settings, and the framed feed is what the channel sees.
Discord in the browser
Works. CamTuner adjusts the camera stream inside the browser before the platform receives it.
Discord desktop app
The desktop app captures your camera outside the browser, so CamTuner can't adjust it. CamTuner works in the browser app at discord.com. The Discord desktop app captures the camera outside the browser, so it is unaffected.
Install from the Chrome Web Store and allow camera access.
Pick your ratio, zoom and alignment in the CamTuner popup.
Use the browser version of Discord, keep your regular camera selected under Voice & Video settings, and start your video as usual.
Discord reads best with a 16:9 frame. See exactly how to set it up in our crop to 16:9 guide, or try your framing live in the demo on the homepage.
The preview in User Settings → Voice & Video uses the same stream, so you can confirm your framing before going live.
CamTuner only touches camera streams. Screen shares stream exactly as before.
No. The desktop app is a separate program that talks to your camera directly, outside the browser. Use discord.com in Chrome and CamTuner applies automatically.
No. Keep your regular camera in Discord's Voice & Video settings. CamTuner adjusts the stream before Discord receives it.
Yes — anywhere Discord shows your camera (voice calls, video channels, Go Live with camera), the tuned feed is what viewers get.
Krisp processes audio, CamTuner processes video — they don't interact. Both can be on at once.
No account. No watermark. Processing stays on your device.