Auteura — Virtual Camera for Chromebook & Chrome

A virtual camera for your browser: background blur, zoom and framing, LUTs, color, and camera controls, processed on-device.

The missing virtual camera for ChromeOS and Chrome. ChromeOS doesn’t allow system virtual webcams. Auteura gives you one directly in the browser: configure your look once in the side panel, then select “Auteura Virtual Camera” in Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, or any site that accesses your camera. LOOK YOUR BEST ON EVERY CALL • Full camera control: Native resolution up to 4K and 60 fps, with exposure, white balance, focus, zoom, pan, and tilt (where supported by hardware). • Framing: "Follow me" auto-centering, manual digital zoom, positioning, and mirroring. • Natural background blur: Adjustable depth and softness with clean edge isolation around hair and shoulders. • Studio light & skin: Movable portrait light and targeted, natural skin smoothing. • Color & LUTs: Built-in film looks, exposure/temperature grading, and full support for custom .cube LUTs and .zip packs. • Texture: Fine grain, sharpening, and vignette adjustments. LIGHTWEIGHT & PRIVATE BY DESIGN • 100% on-device processing. No cloud pipelines, no analytics, no network transmissions. • Zero bloat: No account, no watermark, no ads. Free and open source (MIT). • Low-Power Mode engineered to maintain high frame rates on resource-constrained Chromebooks. WHY CHROME ASKS FOR SITE ACCESS Auteura injects directly into open web tabs to present its virtual device in standard media menus. It replaces only your video feed—never webpage content or user data. GOOD TO KNOW • Operates inside browser tabs. Android apps and the native ChromeOS Camera app will continue using your physical camera directly. • Requires Chrome 116 or later on ChromeOS, Windows, macOS, or Linux.