Pict2Cam is an Android fake camera app written in Kotlin that you can use to pick images from your device and feed them to an external camera request. This means that you can provide any image in your device to apps that require you to take photos from a camera app.
- An Android device, obviously ;)
- Android 5.0+
- The app won't work in Android 11+ since Google restricted which apps can appear in the camera picker to only the system default bundled camera app.
The app provides the following features:
- Pick any image from your device when apps want to use a camera app
- Crop picked images before feeding them to the app that requires a camera app
You can get it from Google Play, HUAWEI AppGallery or grab the latest stable or bleeding edge release from the Releases page.
Refer to the contributing guide if you want to contribute to the project!
- Some of the vector assets in the project are modified versions of vectors that you can find in the FreeVector website. Make sure to check them out!
Copyright (C) 2020 Adrián García
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