Google has just introduced Connected Cameras, a powerful new multi-angle video feature that lets Pixel 9 users wirelessly connect an external camera—without needing third-party apps like those required on the iPhone.
Part of Google’s March Pixel Feature Drop, Connected Cameras lets Pixel 9 users stream video from two different angles simultaneously while using popular apps like Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok.
Unlike traditional setups that rely on streaming apps or wired connections, this feature allows users to seamlessly link another Pixel phone or a GoPro as an external camera.
How to Use Connected Cameras on Pixel 9
To set it up:
- Open the Pixel Tips app and look for “Use another Pixel’s camera” to follow a step-by-step tutorial.
- If using a GoPro, swipe right in the tutorial to get setup instructions.
- You can also find the feature in Settings → Search for “Connected Cameras” and toggle it on.
- Once activated, launch your preferred streaming app and start recording with multiple angles.
Who Can Use It?
- Exclusive to the Pixel 9 series (Not available on A-series Pixels)
- Supports Pixel phones as a remote camera and GoPro devices
- Works with Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, YouTube, and TikTok
If you don’t see the feature yet, ensure your Pixel 9 is fully updated and that you have the latest Device Connectivity Service and Pixel Camera Services from the Google Play Store.
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Google’s Connected Cameras feature simplifies multi-angle recording, making it a big win for vloggers, live streamers, and social media creators. With seamless wireless connectivity and no need for third-party apps, Pixel 9 users now have an edge over iPhone users in multi-camera video streaming.