A Flutter plugin for embedding a fully customizable, feature-rich camera experience in Android and iOS apps.
CamerAwesome is a Flutter plugin that provides a comprehensive camera integration solution for Android and iOS apps. It solves the complexity of embedding native camera functionalities by offering a fully customizable camera experience with features like photo capture, video recording, live filters, and real-time image analysis.
Flutter developers building mobile applications that require camera functionality, such as social apps, scanning tools, or AI-powered visual applications.
Developers choose CamerAwesome for its balance of a polished built-in interface and deep customization capabilities, along with extensive native features and support for advanced use cases like barcode scanning and multi-camera setups.
📸 Embedding a camera experience within your own app shouldn't be that hard. A flutter plugin to integrate awesome Android / iOS camera experience.
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Supports photo capture, video recording, live filters, zoom, exposure control, and more on both Android and iOS, as detailed in the extensive feature table.
Offers a polished built-in interface for quick deployment and a custom builder for complete control over layout, enabling tailored camera experiences.
Integrates with MLKit for AI tasks like barcode scanning and facial recognition, with configurable analysis streams for efficient processing, demonstrated in example files.
Provides a clear camera state system (e.g., photo mode, video recording) with event handling, simplifying flow control and UI updates.
Concurrent camera usage is marked as beta with unspecified limitations, making it unreliable for production apps needing stable multi-camera features.
Some Android devices cannot handle video recording and image analysis simultaneously, requiring fallbacks and compatibility checks, as noted in the README warnings.
Requires manual configuration of permissions, SDK versions, and dependencies for both iOS and Android, adding complexity to initial integration.