Using an iPhone as a webcam If you’re using an iPhone, you might not be shocked to find out that you can only use it as a webcam with macOS without resorting to third-party apps.

This detailed guide with screenshots and a video walkthrough cover how to use iPhone as Mac webcam with Continuity Camera.

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With MacOS Ventura and a modern iPhone, you can connect wirelessly and use the cameras on the back of your iPhone as a webcam.

Apple's Continuity Camera has excellent camera quality, easy-to-use features, and a seamless setup that makes your iPhone a powerful webcam on your Mac.

Macs have notoriously poor webcam quality, but fortunately, there's a way around that: using the iPhone as an external webcam when one is needed.

Included in this suite of cross-device tricks, under the name Continuity Camera, is the option to use your iPhone as a webcam for any app on your Mac.

How to Use iPhone as a Webcam for Mac With Continuity Camera Apple's Continuity Camera lets you use your iPhone as a webcam for your Mac—no third-party software required.

Did you know that you could use your iPhone as your webcam on your Mac in both native Apple apps and third-party apps? We show you how to set it up.

How to use your iPhone as a webcam in macOS apps Once Continuity Camera is active, your Mac should automatically detect your iPhone as a webcam source in any compatible app.