People around the world are adjusting to the new work from home style of setup. The practice has let to a surge in video calls and webinars. Most companies have switched to video conferencing apps like Zoom, Skype, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, etc., to create digital meetings. What about those who do not have good quality webcam on their computer? Thankfully, there are webcam apps that allow you to use your iPhone or Android phone as a webcam on Windows and macOS.

Among such webcam apps, EpocCam is one of the best (yes, we tried a few of them) to turn your iPhone or Android into webcam on Windows and macOS. It’s available on all four platforms (Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS) and provides a seamless setup among the operating systems.

EpocCam isn’t limited to deliver live-stream feed from the phone to Windows PC. You can also use the software with video calling apps like Zoom, Skype, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams.

In this post, we will guide you through the complete setup for using EpocCam with your Windows PC. So, the next time when you open the app to make or receive video calls, it will use EpocCam and stream feed from the phone camera. Let’s get started.

SET UP EPOCCAM

Before using EpocCam with video calling apps on Windows, you need to download and set up the service on mobile and PC.

First, download the EpocCam app on Android, iOS, or iPadOS device. Yes, it works with iPad too.

Now, head over to Windows PC and navigate to official EpocCam website kinoni.com and scroll down to the bottom. On the site, you will find the Download Windows Driver option. Click on it and download the zip file on the device. Go to download the location on the device and extract the file. The drivers are essentials for the EpocCam viewer app, and it allows the software to integrate with Skype, Zoom, Google Teams, etc. So you should install those drivers with administrative privileges.

How to Use EpocCam With Zoom, Skype, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet on Windows