JigCam is in early access. Live sessions run on cloud GPUs today; the apps are on their way. See what works now →
Real-time appearance transformation

Move as yourself.
Appear as someone else.

JigCam follows your movement and shows you as a target person or character: face, hair, build and clothing. Go live on a stream or a call, or turn a clip into a video.

  • Your gestures, hands and expressions drive the output
  • Runs on cloud GPUs, so any webcam works
  • Every frame is labelled as AI-generated
Get started
Start with $10, about 10 minutes live. Checks, start-up and waiting are free.
A performer on camera, waist up, raising a hand
AI-generated output: Graham, a grey-haired man in a dark jumper, making the same gesture
AI-GENERATED
CAMERA · YOUOUTPUT · GRAHAM
2.4 S BEHIND YOU
Shown: a Wan2.2-Animate result from an openly licensed clip. Live output is 672 × 384 and runs about 2.4 s behind you.
2.4 s
behind your camera, so pause briefly after a gesture
11 fps
live output at 672 × 384, from an H100 cloud GPU
0
camera frames stored. They stay in GPU memory only
$1
per started live minute. Start-up and waiting are free
Built for the tools you already use
  • OBS Studio
  • Zoom
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Google Meet
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
Three studios, one balance

Everything you need to perform as someone else

Live in a browser or the apps, from a clip, or as a character. One account and one credit balance across every device.

Appear as a target person on a stream or a call, from your browser or the apps. Your movement drives their face, hair, build and clothes; the output runs about 2.4 seconds behind you.

Same movement, a different person

Your performance, their appearance

Movement comes from the camera or the clip. Face, build and clothing come from one photo of the target.

A performer on camera, waist up, raising a handBEFORE
AI-generated output: Graham, a grey-haired man in a dark jumper, making the same gestureAFTERAI-GENERATED

Live Capture

Your camera → Graham
A dancer performing the openly licensed “Two-step demo” clipBEFORE
AI-generated output: Daniel performing the same two-step danceAFTERAI-GENERATED

Video Studio

A two-step clip → Daniel
A performer moving in front of the camera, the source for a character animationBEFORE
AI-generated output: Peach bunny, a round cartoon rabbit, performing the same movementAFTERAI-GENERATED

Character Studio

The same clip → Peach bunny
Clips: the CC0 “Sign alphabet” and the CC BY 3.0 “Two-step demo”. Targets are AI-generated stand-ins; Peach bunny is from Big Buck Bunny, © Blender Foundation, CC BY 3.0.
How it works

From your camera to a cloud GPU and back

  1. Add a target

    One clear photo of the person you'll appear as, waist up for live. Up to 8 photos help with turns.
  2. Check, for free

    Camera, light, connection and GPU stock are checked before anything is charged.
  3. Start a GPU

    JigCam reserves an H100 for you. Start-up is free; today it takes 3 to 12 minutes.
  4. Go live or generate

    Live runs about 2.4 s behind you. Jobs show their cost before they start.
A studio in your browser

Go live without installing anything

The browser studio sends your camera to a cloud GPU and shows the result in the tab. Record it to your device, or send it to the desktop app to use as a camera in OBS, Zoom or Teams.

  • Camera and output side by side, with delay and frame rate
  • Switch targets in about 6 seconds while you're live
  • A warning 5 minutes before your credit runs out
Why JigCam

Built for realism, and honest about it

We publish our numbers and our limits. If something isn't ready, the product says so.

The whole upper body

Face, hair, skin, neck, torso and clothing change, not just the face.

Your hands stay yours

Gestures and fingers follow you. A glass or phone you hold is kept in the output.

Labelled, always

A visible AI-generated mark on every output and C2PA credentials in every saved file.

No powerful computer

The AI runs on JigCam's cloud GPUs. A webcam and a normal connection are enough.

Pay as you go

One balance across every device. No plans, no subscription; credit never expires.

Shows up as a camera

The desktop app adds a “JigCam” camera for OBS, Zoom and Teams.
Pricing

Pay only while you're live

$1 per started live minute. $2.49 per GPU hour for videos and characters. Start-up, waiting and failed starts are free.

Early-access rates; final pricing may change.
Questions

Before you start

Yes, with a delay. The output runs about 2.4 seconds behind your camera at 11 frames a second, which suits presenting and streaming better than fast back-and-forth talk.

Your movement.
Their appearance.

Start with $10 of credit. No plan, no subscription.