Microsoft is rolling out a new feature that will allow you to use your Android phone as a webcam on Windows 11. Here's how to get it right now.

Need a webcam for your streams? Did you consider using the smartphone in your pocket? Here's how to get a great look without forking out for a dedicated webcam.

All you need is an Android app and compatible Windows software. In this blog, we will discuss how to use an Android phone as a webcam for your Windows PC with Iriun Webcam.

Microsoft is rolling out a new feature for Windows Insiders that allows them to jazz up their Windows 11 experience by turning their Android phone's camera into a webcam.

Learn to use the phone camera as a webcam using Phone Link in Windows 11. You can switch to front/back camera, pause video, and use Effects.

If you have an Android phone and you've updated to Windows 11 update 24H2, you don't need a third-party app to use your phone as a webcam anymore.

Microsoft's Link to Windows app could soon gain functionality that lets you use your Android phone as a webcam. Read on to learn more!

Using an Android phone as a webcam If you want to use the functionality built into Android to turn your phone into a webcam, you need to run Android 14 or later.

You can use your iPhone or Android Device as a webcam to stream on a Windows PC using #LiveDroid or DroidCam. Learn how!

This guide has all the steps you need to use your Android phone as a webcam. It shows you how to use a built-in method to turn any Android phone into a webcam and suggests third-party apps that ...

Enjoy the experience! With Windows 11, you can now easily use your Android phone as a webcam for video conferencing, streaming, or recording videos right from your computer.