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

Go live as
someone else.

Your camera goes to a cloud GPU and comes back as your target, about 2.4 seconds later. Use it in the browser, record it, or bring it into OBS, Zoom and Teams.

$1 per started minute. Checks, start-up and waiting are free.
OUTPUT → “JIGCAM” CAMERA
2.4 s
behind your camera; pause briefly after a gesture
11 fps
output rate, measured on an H100
672 × 384
live output, shown sharp at 720p
6 s
to switch to another target while live
A session, step by step

Pay only while you're live

  1. Checks

    Free. Camera, light, connection and GPU stock, before anything is charged.
  2. GPU start-up

    Free. An H100 is reserved and the model loads; 3 to 12 minutes today.
  3. Live

    $1 per started minute. Switch targets in seconds; a warning comes 5 minutes before credit runs out.
  4. End

    The GPU is removed and the server's copies are deleted, and both are verified.
A performer on camera, waist up, raising a handCAMERA
AI-generated output: Graham, a grey-haired man in a dark jumper, making the same gestureOUTPUTAI-GENERATED
Shown: a Wan2.2-Animate result from an openly licensed clip. Live output is 672 × 384 and runs about 2.4 s behind you.
What changes, what doesn't

Their appearance. Your movement.

The whole upper body changes: face, hair, skin, neck, torso and clothing. Your head, expressions, arms, hands and fingers come from the camera.

  • Your build in the output comes from the target's photo, not from you
  • Held objects such as a glass or a phone are copied into the output
  • Up to 8 photos per target help with turns and speech
Where the output goes

Present it, record it, or make it a camera

A browser tab can't be a camera for other apps; the desktop app can. Use whichever fits.

The desktop app receives it and shows it as the “JigCam” camera.

Honest limits

What it can't do yet

We'd rather you know before you pay. These are measured today, and we update them as they improve.

  • DelayOutput runs about 2.4 s behind you. It suits presenting and streaming better than fast back-and-forth conversation.
  • ResolutionLive output is 384p (672 × 384).
  • SoundAudio isn't processed. In OBS, delay your microphone by 2.4 s so your lips match.
  • Fast handsVery fast hand movement smears, as a camera's own picture does in dim light.
  • Held objectsA bottle may show only its neck; a phone at the ear is sometimes missed.
  • BackgroundThe background comes from the target's photo, not your room.
FAQ

Questions

Checks take seconds. Reserving a GPU and loading the model takes 3 to 12 minutes today, and it's free. A faster start from a warm pool is planned.

Ready to go live?

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