Endoscope Camera Viewer

Plug in a USB endoscope and see the live camera on your phone or PC - auto-detects the device, takes photos and records video

Plug in your endoscope, then tap Detect camera

WiFi endoscope

Connect your phone to the endoscope's WiFi, then open its stream.

View Your USB or WiFi Endoscope Live on Your Phone

This viewer treats a USB endoscope or borescope as a standard UVC webcam. When you plug it in (through an OTG adapter on Android), the browser lists it as a camera, and the page shows the live image right away. It also watches for devices being plugged in or removed, so you are told when a new camera appears or when the endoscope is unplugged.

For WiFi endoscopes, join the device's own hotspot and open its MJPEG stream address. Everything runs locally in your browser: no app to install, and no video is uploaded anywhere. You can rotate, mirror, zoom, adjust brightness and contrast, take photos and record video.

How to Use

  1. 1

    Plug in the endoscope

    iPhone 15+ and Android: plug it into the USB-C port (adapter if the endoscope is micro-USB). On a PC just plug it in.

  2. 2

    Tap Detect camera

    Allow camera access when the browser asks. The live image appears.

  3. 3

    Choose the right camera

    If your phone has several cameras, pick the endoscope from the list.

  4. 4

    Adjust and capture

    Rotate, mirror, zoom, then take photos or record video and download them.

Key Features

  • →iPhone: needs a USB-C iPhone (15 or newer) with iOS 17+, open this page in Safari and plug the USB endoscope directly or through a USB-C adapter.
  • →Lightning iPhones cannot use USB cameras at all (iOS limitation). Use a WiFi endoscope instead.
  • →If the image is upside down, tap Rotate or Flip.
  • →Increase brightness for dark pipes and cavities, and use a light on the tip when available.
  • →If the camera is busy, close any other app that uses the camera.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my endoscope not detected?

Check the OTG adapter and cable, allow camera permission, then tap Detect camera again. The endoscope must be a UVC device, which most USB endoscopes are.

Does it work on iPhone?

Yes on iPhone 15 or newer (USB-C) with iOS 17 or later: plug the endoscope in and tap Detect camera in Safari. iPhones with a Lightning port cannot use USB cameras; use a WiFi endoscope there.

Does it work with WiFi endoscopes?

Yes, in most cases. Connect to the endoscope's WiFi and open its stream URL in the WiFi section. Recording is only available for USB cameras.

Is my video uploaded?

No. Video stays in your browser, and photos and recordings are saved only when you download them.

Last updated: June 2026