Only the face you chose escapes
MorphCam swaps your face live on your own GPU and hands the result to Zoom, Teams, Meet, OBS or Discord as an ordinary camera. Your real video never crosses the line: no cloud, no account, nothing uploaded.
One photo in. A virtual camera out.
Three stations, in order. Everything between them happens inside your machine.
Drop one photo
Any single face becomes the reference identity. No training, no dataset, no upload. The file stays where it is.
Your GPU does the work
The swap is computed frame by frame on your own NVIDIA card, with an optional enhancement pass for sharper detail.
Pick it as your camera
MorphCam registers as a virtual camera. Choose it in the camera list of the app you already use, and you are on.
It shows up where your camera list already is.
No plugin, no bridge, no workflow change. If an app lets you choose a camera, it can use MorphCam.
The horizon is your machine.
Every frame is computed on this PC and handed straight to the virtual camera. There is no server in the path, no account to create, and nothing to delete later, because nothing was ever sent. Your reference photo and your real camera stay on the inside.
Activation is the one exception, and it is deliberate. MorphCam contacts us to check your license key, and nothing about your video or your photo goes with it.
One PC runs it. Another uses it.
Powerful GPU in one machine but you take calls on another? MorphCam can send its finished feed across your network. MorphCam Receiver, a small companion app, picks it up on the second PC and offers it there as an ordinary webcam. Optional, off by default, and it stays on your own network.
One device, one key.
MorphCam reads a Device ID from the computer it runs on. You send us that ID, we return a key that works on that machine and no other. Keys run for the length of your subscription.
Pricing is set per order — message us and we will quote you, and issue a trial key so you can test it on your own hardware first.
Before your first call.
What do people on the call see?
The face you picked, moving with you, as your webcam. To Zoom, Teams, Meet or OBS it looks like an ordinary camera, and there is nothing for them to install or notice.
Is my video private?
Yes. Every frame is computed on your PC and passed straight to the virtual camera. Your real camera and your reference photo never leave the machine: no cloud, no account, no upload. The only thing MorphCam sends is a license check when you activate.
What do I need to run it?
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit, and an NVIDIA GPU. An RTX card gives the smoothest real-time result. You can pick which card MorphCam uses from inside the app.
Which apps does it work with?
Any app that lets you choose a camera: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, OBS Studio, Discord, Streamlabs and others.
Can one license run on two PCs?
One key runs on one computer, because the key is tied to that machine’s Device ID. For a second machine we issue a second key — send us its Device ID and we will set it up.
Can I run it on one PC and use it on another?
Yes. MorphCam can stream its finished output across your network to a second PC, where MorphCam Receiver offers it as a webcam. That helps when the GPU lives in a different machine than the one you take calls on.
Get MorphCam.
Send us a message with your setup. We reply with the download, a trial key, and a quote, and set your license up for your machine.