How to Use Your Android Camera as a Webcam on Windows 11
You can turn your Android camera into a high-quality webcam for your Windows 11 PC wirelessly, without needing to buy extra hardware.
Windows 11 now includes a built-in feature that lets you use your Android phone or tablet as a webcam, immediately enhancing your video call quality on any conferencing platform.
For this to function, your Android device must be running version 9.0 or later, and both your phone and PC need to be connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
Ensure your Link to Windows app on Android is updated and that the Cross-device experience host is current via the Microsoft Store for a seamless connection.
Connect your Android phone to your Windows 11 PC via Wi-Fi. Open the Link to Windows app on your phone and the Cross-device experience host on your PC. Select your phone as the camera source in your video conferencing app.
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Then select the top result and tap on install then tap on open. And then just sign in with your Microsoft. Account then just follow the oncreen directions allowing pretty much all the permissions.
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