Phone Camera Mirror
DESKTOP
MOBILE
Camera Feed
Camera preview
Ready...
Phone feed
Waiting...
Quick Reference
CONTROLS
Rotate — 0°→90°→180°→270°
Torch — Flashlight on/off
Zoom — Hardware or CSS zoom
Reset — Return to 1.0x
VIEW MODES
Full Window — Fills browser
Detach/Attach — Floating window
Rotate — Works on both devices
HOW TO USE
- Choose a channel (A–E) — Use the SAME channel on both devices
- On PHONE: Tap “Start” to begin, same button to stop
- On PC: Click “Connect” after phone is ready
- Rotation: Use “Rotate” to cycle 0°→90°→180°→270°
- On PC: Use “Detach/Attach” to toggle floating window
How to use Phone Camera Mirror: First, open this page on both your phone and computer. On both devices, select the SAME channel letter (A through E) using the buttons at the top. On your PHONE, tap the green "Start" button — this activates your camera and begins broadcasting. You'll see your own camera preview. Use the phone controls to Rotate the view (0° → 90° → 180° → 270°), toggle the Torch/flashlight (if supported), or adjust Zoom using the slider (hardware zoom on supported devices, CSS zoom fallback for Firefox). On your COMPUTER, click the green "Connect" button. The PC will automatically find your phone via Firebase signaling and establish a direct WebRTC peer-to-peer connection. The live camera feed will appear on your PC screen. On the PC, you can Rotate the view, or click "Detach" to pop out the camera feed into a movable, resizable floating window that stays on top of other apps. Floating window supports drag, resize, minimize, and maximize. Click "Attach" to return it. Click "Disconnect" on PC or "Stop" on phone to end the stream. Both devices must stay on the same Wi-Fi network for optimal performance. No account, no server storage — your video stays private and direct.
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