Headshot Studio
The device with the good camera is the camera — it does the whole job by itself. A second screen can join it at any time to show the live view from where you stand.
Headshot Studio
- 1Point the other device at this code
- 2Accept the certificate warning once
- 3Tap Start camera — pick the lens if asked
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- 1Open the page
- 2Scan the code
- Point the other device's camera here
- Or type the address below
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- Tap Start camera on that device
- Point it at this code
The code carries a one-time key that never leaves these two screens. The server only introduces the devices — it holds the connection details, encrypted, for two minutes and then deletes them. No photograph ever reaches it. Pictures stay on the camera and come straight here.
Framing and distance
No camera streaming yet — connect one before re-framing.
Custom
Re-framing measures how far away you are from the spacing of your eyes and drives the zoom to match.
Start the camera to see whether this device exposes hardware zoom.
Tell it how far back the camera is and it sets the zoom for head-and-shoulders framing.
Sets the zoom for head-and-shoulders framing at that distance. Fine-tune against the crown and chin lines.
Whatever is brightest — a window, a lamp, a softbox. It decides which way you should turn, so the lit side of your face ends up furthest from the lens.
Sets the turn angle. You can still fine-tune it on the Advanced tab afterward.
A check that is off keeps measuring and keeps its readout — it just stops gating the green ring, the chime and auto-photo.
Measured on the camera from face landmarks — geometry only, nothing leaves the device. Shoulders can't be detected, so face turn stands in for the pose.
Goes back to the first screen and asks again. Nothing else is forgotten — the framing, the light and the guides are all kept.
Coverage is how much of you the square crop spans — 62 cm is head-and-shoulders. Everything here persists across reloads.
Emitted by the server once the file is on disk, so it only sounds when the capture actually saved.
The QR sits over the preview until a camera connects. This brings it back if you need to pair a different one.
The camera app processes better than a browser can. Upload the results here afterwards and the EXIF confirms which lens actually fired.
Sends a photo to Google's Gemini API over the network when you press Generate in the gallery — the one deliberate exception to this app's "never leaves the device" rule. Repo mode only, and only for a photo you explicitly choose.
Never shown back once saved — only whether one is set.
Picked from the AI panel in the gallery — editing here changes what every device sees there.
Use it for something else
The page reloads into whichever you pick. Nothing else is forgotten — the framing, the light and the guides are all kept.
Pair a monitor
Open this address on the other screen:
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Turn to your right
Better processing, same framing
Upload the results here afterwards and the EXIF will confirm which lens actually fired.