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Frame your webcam vertically — 9:16 for Reels, Shorts, TikTok and vertical live streams. Try the live crop tool, then keep it with CamTuner.
Vertical 9:16 is the native shape of phones: Reels, Shorts, TikTok and vertical live destinations all expect a full-height frame. A webcam that shoots 4:3 or 16:9 has to be cropped hard to get there — and letting the platform do the crop means losing your head or your hands.
Framing 9:16 at the source puts you in charge of the vertical shot: zoomed to the right height, aligned to leave room for captions, and delivered as a real vertical feed instead of a cropped afterthought.
See yourself in 9:16
Start your camera and this preview applies the crop live. Nothing is recorded or uploaded.
Happy with the framing? The CamTuner extension keeps it on every call — this page only previews it.
Native fit for: StreamYard.
Yes. Your webcam captures far more frame than a 16:9 call shows; CamTuner crops that capture to a true 9:16 and hands the vertical feed to any site you're on.
That happens when the platform center-crops a wide feed. Delivering a native 9:16 stream means you framed the vertical shot yourself — nothing gets cropped later.
It's the tightest preset, but 1080p webcams still have resolution to spare after the crop. If it feels too close, reduce the zoom until the frame breathes.
The extension applies your crop automatically in Meet, Zoom and everywhere else. Free, no account, on-device.