Record with both iPhone cameras at once

Pick the layout that fits the shot

Two cameras, one tap

Point the back camera at the view, the stage or the moment, and the front camera catches you at the same time. One tap captures both sides together, so you never have to choose between the scene and the person seeing it.

Keep the combined shot and the originals

Dual Camera saves the combined photo or video, and it can also save the separate front and rear originals. Post the combined version now and keep each side to edit later.

Shoot your way

• Photos in 4:3, 16:9 or 1:1.
• Video at 30 or 60 fps where your iPhone supports it.
• Press the volume buttons or Camera Control to capture.
• Review in the built-in gallery and share straight from the app.

Two-camera recording on more iPhones

Apple's newest iPhones include a built-in dual capture mode. Dual Camera brings two-camera recording to other iPhones too. On iPhones that support using both cameras at once, it captures the front and back simultaneously. On other models, sequential mode shoots the two sides one after the other and combines them for you.

Made for moments with two sides

• Concerts: the stage and your reaction to the song you waited all night for.
• Family: your kid's first steps and your face as they happen.
• Travel: the view and you taking it in.
• Sports: the goal at the match and the celebration in the stands.
• Creators: unboxings, tutorials and vlogs with you on screen next to what you're showing.

New to two-camera recording? Read the step-by-step guide: How to record front and back camera at the same time on iPhone.