Microsoft has been working to increase integration between Windows and Android for years. Finally, the company made it possible to use Android smartphones as webcams with Windows 11. You can use your smartphone as a webcam on a Windows 11 computer with a wireless connection.
Use Android phone as webcam in Windows 11
The latest update for Windows Insiders turns smartphones into webcams. Windows 11 users, Android 9 or newer Android phones running Link to Windows All they have to do is download the app.
You can establish a wireless connection by activating the “Use Phone as Webcam” option in the application. Once you configure this setting, the phone’s front or rear camera can be selected in any video calling app on the computer. This means you can join your Zoom, Skype or Google Meet meetings with your Android phone.
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The toolbar in Windows 11 will give users control over their phone cameras without switching between devices. Options include switching front and rear cameras, pausing video streaming, and enabling HDR for better low-light performance.
Since the broadcast is made wirelessly, the cable problem will be eliminated. This feature will make low-resolution computer webcams or desktop computers without cameras more useful.
The feature, which is currently being tested in Windows 11 Insider channels, is expected to be widely available in the coming months. We should point out that there are already third-party similar applications.
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