For Mac

Take photos on your Mac without touching the keyboard.

Photo Booth makes you click, then counts down. With Phone Take A Photo on an Apple silicon Mac, sit back, get the pose right and say “take a photo.”

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Why use a voice shutter on a Mac?

Reaching for the trackpad means leaning toward the camera, which spoils the pose and the framing. A voice shutter lets you stay in position:

Requirements

Phone Take A Photo runs on Macs with Apple silicon (M1 or later) running macOS 13 Ventura or newer. Download it from the Mac App Store listing of the same app.

Photo Booth vs. Phone Take A Photo

Photo BoothPhone Take A Photo
TriggerClick, then a countdownSay “take a photo,” or clap
Repeat shotsClick again each timeJust say it again
Video start/stopClickBy voice
Works offlineYesYes

Don't want to install anything yet? Our free online webcam camera works in Safari or Chrome on your Mac right now: say “take a photo,” clap, or use a 3/5/10-second self-timer.

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FAQ

How do I take a picture on my Mac without clicking?

Install Phone Take A Photo on an Apple silicon Mac (macOS 13+), allow camera and microphone access, and say “take a photo.”

Does it work on Intel Macs?

No. The Mac version requires Apple silicon (M1 or later).

Keep reading

Put your phone down. Say “take a photo.”

Free to download for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Vision Pro and Android. Works offline — your voice never leaves your device.

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