Permission blocked
If the browser cannot access the camera, the problem often starts with denied permission.
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Camera troubleshooting
If your webcam is blank, blocked, or missing in a call app, use the live browser test below to check camera access, device detection, and preview output.
Useful when apps show no picture, the wrong camera, or a blocked feed.
Confirms whether the issue starts before Zoom, Meet, Teams, or streaming software.
Live webcam check
Use the webcam tool below to confirm whether the browser can see your camera, show a preview, and read device information.
Webcam Preview
Click "Start Webcam" to begin testing
Built for troubleshooting
A webcam problem can come from browser permission, wrong camera selection, cable issues, or another app already using the device.
If the browser cannot access the camera, the problem often starts with denied permission.
Systems with more than one camera may open the wrong device by default.
A black feed can point to app conflicts, cable problems, or a hardware fault.
Use the page to confirm whether the browser itself can open the camera before deeper troubleshooting.
Simple workflow
Start the live preview, allow permission, and compare the device list and status output with what you expected to see.
If permission is denied, the browser cannot open the webcam at all.
Confirm that the expected webcam appears and that a live image is shown.
Use the reported camera information to decide whether the issue is permission, selection, or hardware related.
Search Intent Cluster
Target camera setup problems directly, from basic preview checks to resolution validation.
Preview your camera feed, switch devices, and take snapshots in the browser.
Open pageVerify the actual video size your webcam delivers at 480p, 720p, 1080p, or higher.
Open pagePreview the camera, capture snapshots, and download webcam images directly in the browser.
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A webcam can fail for several different reasons: blocked browser permission, the wrong camera being selected, another app holding the camera open, or a hardware problem. This page helps you narrow that down with a live browser test.
If you only need to verify the camera resolution instead of troubleshooting a failure, use the camera resolution test.
The most common causes are denied permission, privacy settings in the operating system, another program already using the webcam, or selecting the wrong device when multiple cameras exist. External webcams can also fail because of loose USB connections or a bad cable.
If the live preview appears and the browser shows your camera information, the webcam is working at the browser level.
A black preview can happen when another app is using the camera, permission is blocked, or the webcam has a connection or hardware problem.
That usually points to an app-specific issue, such as the wrong camera selection, disabled permission inside the app, or virtual camera conflicts.
Quick steps to run the webcam tester and review your webcam quality results.
Make sure the page is focused and the correct device is selected.
Use the reset button to clear results and start over.
Most tools work best on desktop, but mobile may still function for basic checks.
Yes. Reset after each run to compare results.
Testing runs locally in your browser and is not uploaded.
Try another browser or device to confirm the issue.