Dual Camera Video: TwinTake

Capture the moment and your reaction at the same time. Choose PiP, split or creative layouts, then save a finished clip plus separate originals, all processed on iPhone.

Capture both sides of every moment in a single take.

TwinTake is a dual-camera photo and video recorder made for supported iPhones. It captures the front and rear cameras simultaneously, so you can show what is happening and how you react without filming the same moment twice.

MADE FOR REAL MOMENTS

Use TwinTake as a front and back camera for travel stories, reaction videos, sports clips, interviews, tutorials, creator updates, family memories, events, street scenes and everyday vlogs.

Film the view in front of you while the selfie camera captures your expression. Show a demonstration and your explanation together. Keep an athlete and the action in the same recording. Capture an interview without losing either side of the conversation. TwinTake turns two perspectives into one share-ready result.

CHOOSE YOUR VIEW

Pick a layout that fits your story:

• Picture in Picture keeps your reaction visible inside the main camera view. • Action places both perspectives into a dynamic top-and-bottom composition. • Horizontal creates a balanced divided frame for demonstrations and conversations. • Side by Side shows the front and rear views next to each other. • SwitchScreen gives one camera the full frame and lets you change the main perspective. • Green Screen separates you from your surroundings and places your reaction into the scene. • Motion Blur keeps the subject clear while adding a cinematic sense of movement.

Switch layouts to match travel, sports, tutorials, reactions, interviews or casual creator content. The composition is created during capture, so there is no complicated editing timeline between recording and sharing.

STAY IN CONTROL

TwinTake gives you practical camera controls without crowding the viewfinder:

• Swap the main front or rear view before recording. • Change the primary camera while a video is being recorded. • Move the Picture in Picture window to keep important details visible. • Choose a circular or rounded Picture in Picture frame. • Use a countdown timer when filming hands-free. • Turn on the grid to improve framing and alignment. • Use the torch when the scene needs more light. • Select the camera you want to zoom. • Record microphone audio with your video. • Take dual-camera photos as well as videos.

CAPTURE, REVIEW AND SHARE

Every capture is saved to TwinTake’s local gallery, where you can review photos and play recorded videos. Save the result to Photos or share it through the apps and services available on your iPhone.

Choose a single combined video when you want one finished file that is ready to post. With the available Pro export option, you can also keep separate front and rear source recordings for additional editing and creative control.

TWINTAKE PRO

Upgrade to TwinTake Pro for unlimited dual-camera recording and photo capture. Unlock every available creative layout, including Motion Blur, and save both the finished composition and separate source videos.

Weekly and yearly subscription options may be available. Current plans, prices and billing periods are always shown in the app before purchase. Restore Purchases is available for an active subscription associated with your Apple Account.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN

Your camera content stays yours. TwinTake processes camera frames, video composition, Green Screen segmentation and Motion Blur on your iPhone. No account is required, and your photos, recordings and microphone audio are not uploaded to a TwinTake server.

TwinTake requests camera access for front and rear capture, microphone access for video audio, and add-only Photos access when you choose to save a result. It does not need permission to browse your existing photo library.

COMPATIBILITY

Simultaneous front and rear capture requires an iPhone that supports multi-camera recording. Available cameras, lenses, layouts and performance may vary by device. Long recording sessions can increase battery usage and device temperature.

Two cameras. Two perspectives. One take.