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What it is
CameraFi Live is a smartphone app for recording and broadcasting video on Android and iOS. It can stream to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Restream, RTMP, and SRT; Restream enables multi-streaming to more than 30 platforms. On Android, video sources include the built-in camera, USB cameras, capture cards, and video files. Production tools include image, text, video, and audio overlays, filters, motion effects, presets, picture-in-picture, instant replay, chat overlay, audio mixing, multiple shots, and saving live video to the phone. The maker describes connecting DSLRs, camcorders, drones, and other devices, and says Accsoon SeeMo enables pro-camera use on iOS. Web source overlays can connect donation and subscription alerts such as Streamlabs. The iOS app supports YouTube, Facebook, OBS, vMix, RTMP, SRT, and recording, with image and text overlays, chat, and web overlays. Output sizes range from SD through UHD 4K, but maximum resolution and supported output vary by platform and smartphone model.
Good, and not so good
- Streams to YouTube, Facebook, Twitch, Restream, RTMP, and SRT
- Supports overlays, chat, audio mixing, and instant replay
- Android sources include USB cameras and capture cards
- Output sizes range through UHD 4K
- Maximum resolution varies by platform and phone model
- Free app includes ads and in-app purchases
Who it suits
CameraFi Live suits mobile streamers and creators who want to broadcast or record from Android or iOS. Android users can also use USB cameras, capture cards, and video files as sources.
CameraFi Live offers mobile broadcasting with multiple sources, overlays, and production tools on Android and iOS. Available output quality depends on the streaming platform and smartphone model.
Plans
- All-In-One PackagePremium CameraFi Live featuresOn request
- CameraFi LiveFree app with ads and in-app purchases; premium subscription available monthly or annually, but prices are not stated on the pages openedFree
As apps.apple.com lists them, read 20 Sept 2026.