FrontDepth View

FrontDepth View

by HAN WEI WANG

4 ratings
4 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 7, 2021
  • June 28, 2026

Features

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Capture real-time images from your device's TrueDepth camera, especially in low light. Explore your face from different angles, switch between 2D and 3D views, and save 3D photos. Browse your saved 3D face images in a dedicated folder.

Real-time TrueDepth camera feed
Low-light image capture
Adjustable view range slider
Pan display to explore face angles
Toggle between 3D and 2D views
Save 3D face photos
Browse saved 3D photos
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What's New in FrontDepth View

3.2

June 28, 2026

Removed the exposure adjustment feature to prevent crashes on some devices.

User reviews

It’s good but, no way to export

Everything works fine, but it’s just annoying that there is no way, as far as I can tell, to export the generated pointcloud, which limits what can be done with it.

Response from developer

This is our first app built around the TrueDepth sensor. In addition, we developed "Measure Face," which leverages TrueDepth technology to perform real-time facial feature measurements.

Works great

I have an iPhone 14 and I have a front LiDAR Scanner and so I covered my actual camera but not the LiDAR and it still showed the outlines of objects live so it’s not fake and it’s free so no trial that I’m not gonna use every day

Super Cool Perspective

It’s super cool seeing what the true depth camera sees! I really like how you can pan to change the angle of the camera

Does the job

I covered my ir camera and it blacked out, this tells me this isn't using my main camera, GG, but it doesn't take advantage of my all screen display, making it look like it supports iphone 8 and below. But they don't support truedepth? That's why I am giving this 3 star, because it can easily be a replicate or be replicated. Not creative, but does the job.
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Response from developer

Views 3 and 4 are TrueDepth camera images. The fact that these images remain clearly visible in complete darkness is strong evidence that they are captured from TrueDepth camera data rather than a conventional camera. This app is designed to run on devices equipped with a TrueDepth sensor, including the iPhone X and later models.

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FAQ

What is FrontDepth View used for?

FrontDepth View provides a real-time image from your device's TrueDepth camera, allowing you to capture photos in low light, explore your face from various angles, and save 3D images.

Can I adjust the viewing range in FrontDepth View?

Yes, you can adjust the view range by dragging the slider located below the display. This feature helps you fine-tune the depth perception of your captured images.

Does FrontDepth View support saving 3D pictures?

Yes, FrontDepth View allows you to save a 3D picture of your face by simply clicking the camera icon. You can then browse all your saved 3D face photos in a dedicated folder within the app.

What are the supported devices for FrontDepth View?

FrontDepth View is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It leverages the TrueDepth camera sensor found on compatible Apple hardware.

How often is FrontDepth View updated?

The latest version of FrontDepth View is 2.3, last updated on March 29, 2026. While this indicates a recent update, the app's update frequency can vary.

What is the age rating for FrontDepth View?

FrontDepth View has an age rating of 4+. This suggests it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.

Does FrontDepth View have ads?

No, FrontDepth View does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.

How does FrontDepth View compare to other 3D camera apps?

FrontDepth View focuses on real-time TrueDepth camera feed for 3D face capture and exploration, offering features like adjustable view range and 2D/3D toggling. Its simplicity and direct use of the TrueDepth sensor differentiate it.