How to Convert the Camera When FaceTime Video Call on iPhone or iPad

This step-by-step guide explains how to convert the camera when facetime video call on iPhone or iPad. It covers the required setup, the main actions, and the checks that help prevent common problems.

Calling FaceTime video is a popular communication method for iPhone and iPad users. And when making FaceTime video calls, users often switch back and forth between the front and rear cameras so that the conversation person can see everything around. The conversion of this camera on previous iOS sessions is easy because the switch button is displayed on the conversation screen, but this has changed on iOS 12. You can still switch the camera when making FaceTime video calls on iOS 12 These switch buttons are hidden in other options in the FaceTime app. This article will show you how to convert the front camera and camera after FaceTime video call on iPhone or iPad.

How to Convert the Camera When FaceTime Video Call on iOS 12

Step 1 . While video calling FaceTime, tap the screen.

Step 3 . You will see the FaceTime control panel appear and the hidden 'Flip' camera button here.

Step 4 . Tap the ' Flip ' button to switch FaceTime camera.

You can access this camera switch button whenever making FaceTime video call, just press the screen first, then tap the three dots button and the 'Filp' button. This 'Flip' button will switch between the front and rear cameras, depending on the camera you are using, usually Apple uses the front camera by default.

Switching the camera when FaceTime video call on iOS 12 is more complicated than previous versions, hoping Apple will change this in the upcoming iOS software update so that this 'Flip' button is easier to see and access. However, now you can only do it this way to convert the camera when making FaceTime video calls.