The last year and a half of work and life has shown us two important things about video chatting: It’s here to stay, and nobody needs to see your bedroom. Many video chatting apps have customization options for your background, but they’re not perfect. If you want something that will consistently keep your privacy blurred or replace your background entirely, you want XSplit VCam Premium. You can get lifetime access to this background replacement tool for just $17.40. Just use code VIP40 at checkout during our VIP Sale to save 40%.
XSplit VCam is essential if you want to have more control over what people see in your video chats. You can blur your background and keep your room or office shrouded in mystery, or you can remove it entirely. The improved background removal AI does an awesome job cutting you out of the video and putting you wherever you want to go. Replace your background with an image, a video, a webpage, or even a YouTube video. Most formal work environments want and expect you to have control over your background, and this is the best way to do it.
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Imagine how much easier screensharing would be when you could just make it your background and point to things people need to see. It’s also the perfect tool for streamers; you won’t have to wrangle with a green screen to put yourself into game! Got your heart set on streaming? Check out these other rad streaming accessories.
There are also a bunch of other little convenient features that just make XSplit absolutely worth a try. Connect your mobile device and use it as a webcam using the XSplit Connect app. Don’t fuss with calibrating everything yourself because most of it is automatic. And if you do need extra help with anything, there’s 24/7 support and lifetime updates included.
Take some control over your video conferences and streams with XSplit Vcam. Right now, Nerdist readers can get a lifetime subscription for $17.40 by using code VIP40 during our VIP Sale.
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