A simple example
You hold up a sketch and ask the character which detail stands out. With your camera on, they can see it and answer about the drawing itself, so the moment feels shared instead of described.
AI video interaction glossary
Camera Sharing
Camera sharing means letting the character see you during a video call. You can show them a sketch, your outfit or the view from your window, and they react to it in the conversation. It is always optional: your camera stays off until you turn it on.
Definition
What does "Camera Sharing" mean?
Camera sharing is choosing to let the other side of a video call see through your camera. In an AI video call, it lets a character respond to your expression or to something you hold up, the way a friend would across a table. Seeing the character on screen never requires it, and your camera is only on when you turn it on.
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Why it works
Optional, and yours to control
Your camera stays off until you choose to turn it on. You can talk with a character, see their face and hear their voice with your own camera off for the whole call.
Turning it off
When you are done showing something, switch the camera off with the call’s camera control. Your device’s camera indicator is a quick way to confirm it is off.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Yes. Seeing and hearing the character never requires your camera, and you can keep it off for the whole call.
No. Your camera is only on when you turn it on. Until then, the character hears you but does not see you.
No. Camera permission controls access, not how long anything is kept. Read the service’s privacy information for what it keeps and for how long.
Camera Sharing
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