Put your brand in the frame.
OverlayCam composites your logo, frame and name onto your webcam, then publishes the result as a real macOS camera. Anything that can pick a camera can pick this one.
Try it — these are the same layers the app draws.
Preset
Version 1.0 · 2.1 MB · macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon and Intel (universal)
It isn’t a filter.
It’s a camera.
Most branding tools live inside one app, so the work stops when the meeting moves somewhere else. OverlayCam registers a camera extension with macOS instead.
That means your branded picture is a device the system knows about. No plugin per app, no screen sharing a window, nothing to reconfigure when the client sends a Teams link instead of a Meet one.
Camera
- FaceTime HD Camera
- HD Pro Webcam C920
- OverlayCam
How it looks in any video app’s camera list.
Three layers, and nothing you have to fight.
- Logo
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Drop in a PNG and park it in any corner. Size, margin and opacity are yours.
Transparent backgrounds composite cleanly over the picture.
- Frame
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A border in your colors — solid, gradient, or a single bar along the bottom.
Round the corners and the frame fills them, so the video is cropped rather than peeking through.
- Name and role
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A lower third with your name, title and company, in three weights of presence.
It never mirrors, so it reads correctly to everyone else on the call.
One set per client.
Save a preset for each brand you show up as and switch between them in a click. A preset carries its own logo, so it travels as a single file you can hand to a colleague.
Running in about two minutes.
- 1
Install the camera extension
OverlayCam registers a camera with macOS. You approve it once in System Settings, the way you would a driver.
- 2
Build your overlay
Add a logo, pick your colors, type your name. The preview is the exact picture everyone else receives.
- 3
Pick OverlayCam in your video app
It sits in the camera list beside your webcam. Leave OverlayCam running and join the call.
Take it for a spin.
Signed and notarized by Apple. Free while it is in early release.
2.1 MB disk image
- Requires
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- Runs on
- Apple silicon and Intel (universal)
- Install
- Drag to Applications, then approve the extension once