Cam360 sits between your webcam and any website that asks for it. Fix your lighting, tidy your framing, and blur or replace your background, on every site, with one set of controls.
No account. No servers. Nothing leaves your computer.
Websites decide which camera controls you get. Cam360 gives you the same set everywhere, from the popup or from a panel inside the call.
Blur it, fill it with a colour, or replace it with a photo, a scene, or a moving backdrop. You are cut out by an AI model that runs on your device.
On Google Meet the AI model is blocked, so green screen is used there.
Fix the room's light once, and it holds on every site.
Get the shot right without moving your desk.
Drawn straight into the outgoing feed, so they show up on any site, not just the ones with a name tag setting.
Press AltC to open a panel on top of the call and adjust without leaving the meeting. You can change the shortcut from the popup.
Every effect runs on your device. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is sent.
Cam360 answers the camera request itself, so every frame is processed in your browser tab and handed to the site as an ordinary camera.
Not one. No analytics, no servers, no account. Even the AI background model ships inside the extension instead of being downloaded.
No paid tier, no trial, nothing to upgrade to. There is no company behind this to change its mind.
Every line that touches your camera is on GitHub, including the frame pipeline. Read it, or run it from source.
Cam360 picks up the request before the page can run its own code.
Every frame is processed on your device, on the GPU where the browser allows it.
To the page it is a normal camera. No plugin, no virtual camera driver.
Cam360 runs on Chrome and other Chromium browsers that support Manifest V3, including Microsoft Edge, Brave and Arc. Firefox and Safari use a different extension model and are not supported today.
No. Cam360 works only on websites inside your browser, so the Discord and Zoom desktop clients are out of reach. Reaching a desktop app needs an operating system level virtual camera driver, which no browser extension can install. Use the web version of those apps, or pair Cam360 with OBS Virtual Camera.
Google Meet sets a strict content security policy that blocks extensions from loading WebAssembly, which the AI segmentation model needs. Switch the cut out method to green screen and background replacement works on Meet too. Every other effect works normally there.
No. Cam360 makes no network requests and includes no analytics, so video never leaves your device. Frames are captured, processed and handed back to the site inside the same browser tab. The AI background model ships inside the extension rather than being fetched.
Bugs, questions, and ideas all go to GitHub issues, straight to the person who builds Cam360. Say which site you were on and which browser, and what you expected to happen.
Add it, open any site that uses your camera, and adjust from the popup. There is nothing to sign up for.
Download the repository as a ZIP and unpack it, or run:
git clone https://github.com/realanshuman/cam360.gitGo to chrome://extensions and turn on Developer mode in the top right corner.
Choose Load unpacked, then select the project folder, the one containing manifest.json.
Pin Cam360 to the toolbar and you are done.