Shable vs LensLink

Crop photos with different shapes in Shable, customize the background of your photos with transparent, blurred, and colored backgrounds. ** HOW TO USE 1. select an image and choose a shape to automatically crop your photo. 2. Toggle the zoom mode to enlarge or reduce the size of the image and shape. 3. select Blur from the Background tab to give your photo a blurred background. You can change the amount of blur in the controls below. 4. On the Background tab, you can choose a color with the picker or set it to a transparent background color.

Use your iPhone as a wireless webcam and live stream camera for OBS Studio and Streamlabs. Connect over Wi-Fi or a USB cable, add one Browser Source, and go live in about 2 minutes — no plugin, no desktop app, no IP addresses. LensLink streams high-quality H.264 video from your iPhone or iPad straight to OBS Studio or Streamlabs using WebRTC. Add it as an OBS Browser Source and your phone becomes a dedicated camera angle — instantly. WHY STREAMERS CHOOSE LENSLINK No plugin needed. LensLink works through a standard OBS Browser Source, so over Wi-Fi there is nothing to install on your Mac or PC besides the OBS Studio or Streamlabs you already use. For USB on Windows, iTunes or Apple Devices must be installed. Wi-Fi or USB. Stream over your local Wi-Fi, or connect with a USB cable or hotspot when there is no shared network. No capture card needed. Zero-config setup. Open the app, tap Start Streaming, then copy the link (or scan the QR code) into an OBS Browser Source. No IP addresses to type, no router settings to touch. Low-latency streaming. By default, video travels over your local network — not the internet — so you get the responsiveness you need for live production without cloud upload delays. Clean, streamer-first interface. Every control is where you expect it. Flashlight, zoom, microphone mute, resolution and audio quality are all one tap away, without leaving your stream. A short guided tour shows you around, and the layout works in portrait and landscape. Private by design. No account needed and no cloud upload: by default your video stays on your local network. PERFECT FOR - Streamers who want a dedicated face-cam, over-the-shoulder, second-camera or B-roll angle - YouTubers shooting solo setups without a dedicated camera or capture card - Podcasters adding a professional video source to their OBS scene - Content creators who already own a phone and want to unlock it as a camera HOW IT WORKS 1. Open LensLink on your iPhone and tap Start Streaming 2. Open OBS Studio or Streamlabs on your Mac or PC 3. Add a Browser Source and paste the link shown in LensLink (or scan the QR code) 4. You're live No account needed. No cloud. By default, your video stays on your local network. GOOD TO KNOW LensLink is a camera source for OBS Studio and Streamlabs. It does not install a system-wide virtual webcam, so it is not meant for video-call apps. LENSLINK PRO (OPTIONAL) LensLink is free to start: stream at 720p and 30 fps with no watermark. Pro removes the watermark from 1080p streams and unlocks camera switching while you stream and a custom streaming port. It also adds 60 fps and 4K video on phones that support them. Pro is available as an auto-renewing subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically until cancelled; manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. TECHNICAL DETAILS - Protocol: WebRTC / WHIP - Encoding: H.264 hardware-accelerated via VideoToolbox - Connection: local network (Wi-Fi) or USB cable / hotspot, no internet required - OBS integration: Browser Source (no plugin required) - Discovery: Automatic via Bonjour / mDNS LensLink is built for streamers who want professional results without professional complexity. Your phone. Pro camera. For OBS. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://apps.conectlens.com/lenslink/policy/privacy OBS, OBS Studio, Streamlabs, Wi-Fi and iPhone are trademarks of their respective owners. LensLink is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. Screenshots use illustrative imagery.