Move your iPhone and the Blender camera follows in real time. Frame the shot, rehearse the move, and record it straight into your scene.
Enable AR, then move your phone to drive the camera in real time. Every move you record lands directly in Blender.
Use gestures and joysticks to navigate, adjust height, and refine framing. Combine them with AR movement in the same session.
Frame your scene, create a camera move, and record it.
Virtual Camera guideSetup & controlsWorks with Blender 4.2 LTS and later, including Blender 5.0, 5.1 and 5.2 LTS. Needs an iPhone or iPad on the same local network as your computer.
Omniscient Virtual Camera turns an iPhone or iPad into a live camera controller for Blender. The free Blender add-on streams the viewport to the app over your local network, and the phone's motion drives the Blender camera in real time, so you can frame, rehearse and record camera moves by physically moving through your scene.
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Yes. Install the free Omniscient add-on in Blender, open Virtual Cam in the iOS app and scan the QR code shown in Blender. Once paired, moving or turning the phone moves the Blender camera live, and touch gestures and joysticks handle fine adjustments.
Blender 4.2 LTS and later, including Blender 5.0, 5.1 and 5.2 LTS. The Omniscient add-on installs as a Blender extension.
An iPhone or iPad with the Omniscient app, a computer running Blender 4.2 or later with the free Omniscient add-on, and both devices on the same local network. The live session runs over that network, not through the cloud.
Yes, you can start for free. Live camera and viewport control, touch and joystick navigation, AR movement and playback are free, along with 3 camera motion recordings per day. Plus adds AR smoothing and removes the daily recording limit.
Yes. Recording writes the camera move into your Blender scene, so you can play it back, scrub through it and render it like any other camera move.