Record front and back camera on iPhone at the same time
DualTake is the dual camera video app for reactions, vlogs, and UGC — face and scene in one synced export.
Updated September 15, 2026
Most phone videos show one perspective. DualTake records the front and rear cameras together so your reaction and what you're filming stay in the same take — no second phone, no syncing clips in an editor.
Why creators use a dual camera iPhone app
- Reaction videos without flipping the camera mid-take
- Product reviews that show your face and the product at once
- Walking interviews and founder updates with context in frame
- UGC and TikTok / Reels / Shorts that need both angles
Layouts built for one-take storytelling
- Bubble — face overlay on the scene (classic reaction framing)
- Top / bottom — equal stacked frames
- Left / right — side-by-side for landscape or podcast-style shots
How it works
- Download DualTake from the App Store (iOS 17+)
- Allow camera and microphone access
- Pick a layout, tap record once
- Export the composed video straight to Photos
Full walkthrough: how to record front and back camera on iPhone.
DualTake vs Apple Dual Capture
Newer iPhones may include Apple Dual Capture. DualTake focuses on one composed video, creator layouts, and broader device reach — plus a Mac Continuity Camera workflow. Read the honest DualTake vs Apple Dual Capture comparison.
Also record on Mac
Prefer a desk setup? Use DualTake in the browser with Continuity Camera — iPhone as a second camera on Mac.
Pricing
Free to record with a small watermark. DualTake Pro is a one-time $9.99 lifetime unlock (limited-time intro pricing) — no subscription. See pricing.