Your face on screen, your background gone.

How it works

Toggle camera on in the recording bar and pick your input. ShipClip records the camera as its own video track and composites it as a PiP overlay over your screen capture.

Built-in cameras, external USB cameras, and Continuity Camera (a connected iPhone or iPad) all show up as sources.

Positioning

The PiP defaults to the bottom-right corner. Drag it on the preview to move it anywhere, or pick a corner from the inspector. Position keyframes let it move during playback.

The inspector also controls size (10–40% of output width) and internal padding.

Background removal

Apple's Vision framework runs person segmentation in real time during recording. The mask gets stored alongside the camera track so you can swap how the background looks during editing.

• Original. Full camera frame, untouched.
• Blur. Gaussian blur on the background, you stay in focus.
• Remove. Transparent background, just you as a cutout. Composites cleanly onto any screen styling.

Camera shape

Pick a shape for the PiP in the style settings. Corner radius, shadow, and fill color are all adjustable per shape.

• Landscape. Native aspect ratio with rounded corners. Default.
• Circle. Circular mask.
• Square. Square with rounded corners.
• Portrait. Vertical 2:3 rectangle with rounded corners.