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Everything you need to look right on camera: test your webcam, fix your framing on the platform you call from, and crop your feed to the exact shape you need.
Google Meet
Crop, zoom and center your webcam on Google Meet — free, in the browser, with no Meet settings to change.
Best framing: 16:9
Zoom
Fix your webcam framing on Zoom web: crop to 16:9, zoom in and center yourself before the call.
Best framing: 16:9
Microsoft Teams
Look centered and framed on Microsoft Teams calls.
Best framing: 16:9
Discord
Frame your webcam properly on Discord.
Best framing: 16:9
Slack Huddles
Show up framed and centered in Slack Huddles.
Best framing: 16:9
Whereby
Crop, zoom and center your webcam on Whereby calls.
Best framing: 16:9
Riverside
Record framed, centered video in Riverside studios.
Best framing: 16:9
StreamYard
Frame your webcam for StreamYard broadcasts — including 9:16 vertical streams.
Best framing: 16:9
For teachers
Frame your webcam for online teaching: stay centered while you move, blur your classroom, and look clear on Meet and Zoom.
For job interviews
Look composed and centered in video interviews: a tight 16:9 frame, clean background and steady eye-line, set once with a free browser extension.
For streamers
Frame your webcam for streams: native 9:16 for vertical broadcasts, 16:9 for shows, mirror control and zero added latency — all in the browser.
For remote workers
Look present on every meeting, all day: crop and center your webcam once, blur your home office, and never touch camera settings again.
For content creators
Frame talking-head video at the source: locked 16:9 crops, brand-colored letterboxes and studio-quality framing for course and YouTube recording.
Install a framing tool that adjusts the video before your call app sees it. CamTuner lets you crop, zoom and align your feed once in the browser, and the framing applies to every call automatically.
Laptop webcams use wide-angle lenses designed to fit the whole room in frame. Cropping and zooming at the source — rather than relying on the app's automatic crop — puts you back in focus.
Not with CamTuner. It's a browser extension, so there's no virtual camera driver or desktop app to install, and all processing happens on your device.