Look your best on every call.

Yes. GlowCam works on the browser versions of Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex, Whereby and Discord. It enhances your outgoing webcam video in real time, so everyone on the call sees the improved feed.

No. Every frame is processed on your own device, inside your browser, and your webcam feed is never uploaded, transmitted or stored by us or any third party. The extension does talk to our servers for the things that are not video: signing you in, checking your trial or subscription, counting the minutes you used, syncing your saved looks, and sending crash diagnostics when something breaks so we can fix it. None of those carry your video, your face data or your images.

Your saved looks do; your live sliders do not. The sliders you are currently dialling in are stored in the browser on the computer you are using, so a second machine starts from its own settings. To carry a setup across, open "My looks", choose "Save current" and give it a name — saved looks are attached to your account, so signing in on the other computer and loading that look reproduces it exactly. This is also how to keep a look safe if you ever reinstall the extension.

GlowCam replaces your camera feed with an enhanced copy, so if it cannot draw that copy the call can end up showing a blank picture. The extension now detects this by itself: it checks that real frames are being produced and, if they are not, it first switches to a different way of drawing them and then — if that still fails — hands the call back your untouched camera automatically, so you are never left with a black square. Reload the call tab to try the filter again. If it keeps happening, open the call tab, contact support@imagera.ai with your browser version and what happened.

No. GlowCam is designed to run in real time on ordinary laptops. It deliberately avoids heavy neural upscaling so it can keep up with a live call on everyday hardware.

Yes. Snap Camera was discontinued in January 2023 and required a separate desktop app plus a virtual camera. GlowCam runs entirely inside your browser as a Chrome extension — there is no separate app or virtual camera to set up.

GlowCam starts with a 7-day free trial and no credit card required. After that there are 3 plans: Pro $24.99/month, Studio $49.99/month and Creator $99.99/month. Paying yearly costs less than twelve monthly payments: Pro $249.99/year, Studio $499.99/year and Creator $999.99/year. Skin smoothing, blemish cleanup, even tone, glow and camera adjustments are included in the trial, and any effect from a paid plan can be previewed for 30 seconds. Imagera credits do not unlock GlowCam.

GlowCam is a Chrome extension and runs on Google Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers that support the Chrome Web Store.

Yes. GlowCam has a master on/off switch in its popup. Turn it off and your original, unfiltered camera feed returns immediately — no need to leave or rejoin the call.

They only see your final, enhanced video — the same feed the call receives. The controls and previews stay on your side, in the GlowCam popup.

Zoom's built-in Touch Up gives you a single smoothing slider. GlowCam gives you per-feature control — skin smoothing, blemish cleanup, glow, under-eye brighten, virtual makeup (lipstick, blush, teeth and eye brightening), subtle face and body shaping (Pro), and full camera adjustments — and the same look works across Google Meet, Zoom, Teams, Webex, Whereby and Discord.

The 7-day trial includes basic skin retouch, trial looks and camera adjustments, with no credit card. Pro ($24.99/month): retouch, makeup and reshape for every call. Studio ($49.99/month): studio light and a clean background, on top of everything in Pro. Creator ($99.99/month): sound, recording and on-screen name, on top of everything in Studio. Trial users can preview any paid effect for 30 seconds. The filter locks after the trial ends unless you subscribe.

GlowCam works on the browser versions of Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex, Whereby and Discord. If your platform runs in a browser tab, GlowCam enhances your outgoing webcam feed in real time.

No. You set the intensity of skin smoothing, makeup and every other effect with sliders, so the default is subtle — you look like a well-rested, well-lit version of yourself, not a warped social-app filter. You can toggle GlowCam off at any moment to compare, and most people settle on a level their callers never consciously read as a filter.

No more than arriving rested, with tidy hair, fresh makeup and good lighting. Platform touch-up sliders (like Zoom's) are already standard practice. GlowCam is a professional-grade appearance tool, not a novelty effect — keep it subtle and it simply helps you show up looking your best.

Yes. Under-eye brighten, glow, even-tone and brightness work together to help you look rested, even on an early call or after a short night. Keep the levels gentle for a natural result.

Yes. The skin tools and subtle virtual makeup give you a polished, natural look even if you're barefaced — useful for an early standup or a last-minute call.

It runs efficiently in real time on ordinary laptops, including machines several years old, and needs no dedicated graphics card. On older hardware you can keep things light by using fewer effects at once — skin smoothing and camera adjustments are the least demanding; use fewer shaping and makeup effects if you notice any lag.

Yes. All beautification happens on your own device, not in the cloud, so no part of your video competes with the call for bandwidth. A temporary connection loss keeps your last verified access until its expiry, for up to 24 hours. GlowCam makes small requests to check access and count usage minutes. Reconnect when access needs to be verified again.

No. GlowCam is a Chrome extension for the browser versions of Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Webex, Whereby and Discord. Join your call from the web client instead of the desktop app and GlowCam enhances your camera immediately.

Yes. GlowCam runs on Chromium-based browsers that support the Chrome Web Store, including Microsoft Edge, Brave and Opera. It is not available on Safari or Firefox, which use different extension systems.

Not yet. GlowCam is a desktop and laptop Chrome extension, and mobile call apps do not support browser extensions. Use it on a computer via the browser version of your call platform.

Yes, with no penalty. If you cancel, your access continues to the end of the billing period you have already paid for and then stops — there is no long-term contract.

No. GlowCam has its own monthly or yearly subscription. Imagera credits and other Imagera plans do not unlock it. When trial or paid access ends, your call continues with the original camera feed.