Camera Test
Check that your camera works and see what it can do. Find every camera on your phone, tablet or computer, switch between them, and read the real resolution, megapixels, frame rate, zoom and flash support.
The test runs only in your browser. No video or photo is uploaded or stored.
How to test your camera
1
Start the test
Tap "Start Camera Test" and allow camera access when your browser asks.
2
Pick a camera
Choose any camera from the list. Phones often show several: wide, ultra wide, telephoto and front.
3
Read the results
See the live picture, the real resolution and frame rate, and what the camera supports.
Camera works? Scan a QR code
Use the free online QR scanner, or get the QR Scanner App for fast scanning with zoom, flash and tap-to-focus. Basic scanning is free, with extra features as a fair one-time payment (no subscription).
Camera Test FAQ
Modern phones have several lenses, and the browser lists each one plus some combined "virtual" cameras. An iPhone Pro, for example, can show the triple, dual wide, ultra wide, dual, wide, telephoto and front cameras. The combined cameras switch lenses on their own when you zoom.
Browsers get a video stream from the camera, not a full photo. Video is usually limited to Full HD or 4K, so a 12 or 48 megapixel camera shows a lower number here. Choose "Highest available" to see the most your browser allows.
Allow camera access for this site in your browser settings and reload the page. Close other apps that use the camera, such as video calls. On a computer, also check that the webcam is plugged in and not turned off by a privacy switch.
Browsers only share camera names after you allow camera access. Start the test once and the full list with names appears.
No. The camera picture is shown and measured only inside your browser. A test photo is saved straight to your device when you tap "Take Test Photo".