Live Camera Toolkit

About the Free Live Camera Toolkit

The Live Camera Toolkit turns your webcam into a real-time face, hand, and body tracking studio. It runs MediaPipe Face Landmarker, Hand Landmarker, and Pose Landmarker together on every frame, drawing a 478-point face mesh, 21-point per-hand skeletons, and a 33-point body skeleton — with a live FPS and detection counter, a mirror toggle, and one-click PNG snapshots. Everything runs 100% on-device.

Key Features

• Triple Tracking: Face landmarks, hand skeletons (with handedness labels), and full-body pose on the same live feed.
• Independent Overlays: Toggle Face, Hand, and Pose layers on or off as you work.
• Live Stats: An on-canvas HUD shows FPS plus the number of faces, hands, and poses detected.
• Mirror View: Flip the preview for a natural selfie orientation (mirror also affects the overlaid skeleton).
• Snapshot PNG: Save the current annotated frame as a download.
• Private by Design: The three models stream from Google's CDN on first use, then run entirely in your browser. No upload, no tracking.

Great for Demos, Fitness, and Motion Study

Check your squat or push-up form against the skeleton, rehearse sign-language hand shapes, try a fun party demo, or just watch the tracking respond in real time. Because it needs only a webcam, it is equally at home in classrooms and on-stage screens.

Pro Tips

• Enable Pose for body positioning, Hand for finger tracking, and Face for expression detail — combine any subset.
• Keep some distance from the camera so your full body and both hands stay in frame.
• Use the Mirror toggle for a true-to-life selfie view; turn it off if you want a raw-camera look.
• On slower devices, disable one overlay to keep the frame rate high.

How It Works

1. Click Start camera and allow webcam access (the AI models download once, then cache).
2. Toggle Face, Hand, and Pose overlays as needed.
3. Watch the live skeleton, FPS, and detection counts update on the frame.
4. Click the download icon to save a snapshot PNG instantly.
5. Stop the camera any time — your feed never leaves the browser.