tomato.cam
Live streaming

Stream as a tomato in 60 seconds.

Add your character to OBS, Streamlabs, XSplit, or any streaming app that supports a Browser Source. Transparent background, no plugin to install.

  1. 1

    Open the Studio and start your camera

    Pick the character you want, hit Start camera, and check the tracking looks good. The page must stay open while you stream — it does the face tracking on your machine.
  2. 2

    Copy your Stage URL

    In Studio, click Copy stage URL. It looks like:https://your-app.lovable.app/stage?c=tomato
  3. 3

    Add a Browser Source in OBS

    In OBS: Sources → + → Browser. Paste your Stage URL. Set width 1280, height 720. Tick Refresh browser when scene becomes active. Hit OK.
  4. 4

    Allow the camera (one time)

    OBS will need camera permission for the browser source. Right-click the source → Interact, then allow camera. After that the character animates from your face automatically.
  5. 5

    Layer it however you want

    The background is fully transparent. Place the tomato in the corner over your gameplay, full-screen for face-cam streams, or behind a pretty overlay. Resize freely.

Use as a virtual webcam

Want to use your avatar as a webcam in Zoom, Discord, Google Meet, or any video app?

  1. Open Studio and click Virtual Cam — your avatar pops into a Picture-in-Picture window
  2. In OBS, add the Stage URL as a Browser Source (steps above)
  3. In OBS, go to Tools → Start Virtual Camera
  4. In Zoom/Meet/Discord, select OBS Virtual Camera as your webcam

The PiP window also works for quick screen recordings — just capture that floating window.

Works with anything that takes a URL

Streamlabs Desktop, XSplit, Restream Studio, vMix (Web Browser input), Twitch Studio (via OBS), Discord screen-share of the browser tab — all good.