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First release: front-camera mirror, zoom with digital fallback, screen light, grid, flip, three-second freeze timer, and local photo saving and sharing. Free, ad-free, and offline.
Front-camera mirror with zoom, screen light, freeze, and private photo saving.
Turn your front camera into a simple mirror for a quick check before you head out. Mirror: Zoom & Light keeps the view clear of ads, accounts, and distractions. SEE THE DETAILS Use the zoom slider or pinch the live preview. Mirror uses camera zoom when supported, with digital crop zoom up to 4× on cameras without it. Enlarging a view does not add detail. A LITTLE MORE LIGHT Switch on a white screen border and temporary brightness to help illuminate your face. Screen light is not a flash or night-vision feature, and works best with suitable room lighting. FREEZE THE MOMENT Pause the preview with one tap, or use the three-second timer. The camera stops while the image is frozen. Resume when you are ready to look again. CHOOSE YOUR VIEW Switch between a mirrored reflection and an unmirrored view. Add a simple alignment grid when you need a guide. Reset returns the controls to their starting state. SAVE ONLY WHAT YOU CHOOSE Save a frozen preview as a JPEG in Pictures/Mirror, or share it through an app you select. Photos use preview resolution; quality depends on your camera, screen, and lighting. Grid lines and controls are not saved. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No ads, subscriptions, sign-in, analytics, microphone access, or internet permission. The live preview stays on your device. Leaving the app stops camera access, restores normal brightness, and clears the unsaved frozen image. Saved photos remain in your gallery, where you can delete them. Mirror requires a front-facing camera and camera permission. All features are free and work offline. Support: calebiker7@gmail.com
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