Download for macOS and Windows
LookingPro is available for macOS and Windows. LooperPro is available for macOS, and its Windows version is coming soon.
LookingPro
A photorealistic proxy driven by your facial movement. Access to the preview is by enquiry.
macOS 14.6 or later, Apple silicon and Intel. 64-bit Windows 11, not code signed yet. Details and setup
LooperPro
A looping animation of you in Zoom, Google Meet, FaceTime and other video apps while you step away from a call.
macOS 14.6 or later, Apple silicon and Intel. Needs an account to make a loop. How to install
LookingPro for macOS
LookingPro renders a photorealistic proxy driven by your facial movement. Download the installer for Apple silicon and Intel Macs with macOS 14.6 or later.
If LookingPro is running, quit it. Open the downloaded package and follow the installer. Then open LookingPro from your Applications folder and follow its setup guide to allow camera access and the virtual camera extension.
Replacing an earlier LookingPro build or LooperPro? This installer is signed by LookingPro Inc., so macOS treats it as a separate application with its own camera extension. Before you install it, open the earlier LookingPro or LooperPro and click Uninstall Virtual Camera. Then delete any earlier LookingPro from your Applications folder, including a folder named LookingPro. The installer stops and asks you to do this if it finds an earlier LookingPro there. Your Mac may need a restart when the extension is replaced.
Access to the LookingPro preview is by enquiry. Contact us about preview access or installation questions.
LookingPro installer details
- Application
- LookingPro 1.0.0 (build 20261101162207)
- File
- LookingPro-mac_20261101162207_LookingProInc.pkg, 2,041,533 bytes
- Works on
- Apple silicon and Intel Macs, macOS 14.6 or later
- Signature
- Signed by LookingPro Inc. with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple
- SHA-256
- 2e47cf39528c052b2ad9b0f3da2894a234736a1366500495c0d8749471c0dcd9
Set up LookingPro on your Mac
The setup guide opens when you first start LookingPro from your Applications folder. Work through it from top to bottom.
- Sign in. Click Sign In or Create Account, then use your email and password or Continue with Google.
- Allow camera access. Click Allow when macOS asks. If you turned it off earlier, turn on LookingPro in System Settings > Privacy & Security > Camera, then restart LookingPro.
- Install the virtual camera. Click Install Virtual Camera, then allow it in System Settings. On macOS 15 or later, go to General > Login Items & Extensions, click the info button next to Camera Extensions and turn on LookingPro. On macOS 14, go to Privacy & Security and click Allow next to the message about LookingPro. macOS may ask for your password.
- Choose the camera in your video app. Quit and reopen Zoom, Google Meet or FaceTime, then select the camera named LookingPro.
- Start a mode. For Looper, click ∞; LookingPro animates a snapshot of you into a looping video. For Pro, choose Record new… in the Proxy Video menu to record a short video, then click Pro. Pro needs an activated account. Click the active mode again to return to your live camera.
Keep LookingPro open while you are on a call.
LookingPro for Windows
The same technical preview for 64-bit Windows 11.
Download LookingPro for Windows
This installer is not code signed yet. Windows SmartScreen shows a warning when you open it: choose More info, then Run anyway. If Smart App Control is turned on, Windows blocks it.
If LookingPro is running, quit it. Open the downloaded file and follow the installer. Then open LookingPro from the Start menu. Click Sign In or Create Account and use your email and password or Continue with Google; when your browser asks to open LookingPro, allow it. Then click Install Virtual Camera and approve the administrator prompt. Close and reopen Zoom, Microsoft Teams or your browser, and select the camera named LookingPro.
LookingPro for Windows installer details
- Application
- LookingPro 1.0.0 (build of 2 November 2026)
- File
- LookingPro-Setup-1.0.0-windows-x64_20261102.exe, 55,809,886 bytes
- Works on
- 64-bit Windows 11
- Signature
- Not code signed yet
- SHA-256
- b5a29cbf282fccb8327bd218a7b40888a9887af0ea2611b9025cb4a296650274
Install LooperPro in three steps
The installer is a standard macOS installer package. Nothing else needs to be installed first.
Download
Use the Download for macOS button under LooperPro at the top of this page. Your browser saves LooperPro-mac-signed.pkg, usually in your Downloads folder.
Open LooperPro-mac-signed.pkg and follow the installer
Double-click LooperPro-mac-signed.pkg and follow the steps in the installer. It installs LooperPro in your Applications folder. macOS may ask for your administrator password.
Open LooperPro and allow the camera extension
Open LooperPro from your Applications folder. Its setup guide asks you to sign in or create an account, to allow camera access and to set up the virtual camera, which macOS asks you to allow in System Settings. If the setup guide shows Install Virtual Camera, click it, then allow the extension in System Settings.
Allowing the camera extension
LooperPro adds a camera named LookingPro through a camera extension inside the application. The camera carries the LookingPro name because LooperPro is built on the camera technology of our LookingPro application. macOS asks you to allow the extension the first time, and may ask again after you install a newer version of LooperPro:
- macOS 15 or later: in System Settings > General > Login Items & Extensions, click the info button next to Camera Extensions and turn on LooperPro.
- macOS 14: in System Settings > Privacy & Security, click Allow next to the message about LooperPro.
macOS may ask for your password. The Open System Settings button in the setup guide takes you to the right place. The camera extension is set up only while LooperPro runs from the Applications folder.
Choosing the camera in your call
In Zoom, Google Meet or FaceTime, choose the camera named LookingPro. If it is not in the list, quit and reopen that application: video applications look for cameras when they start.
Starting and stopping a loop
Click ∞ in LooperPro. It takes a snapshot of you and animates it into a looping video, usually within 30 seconds, and your call sees the loop. Click ∞ again to go back to your live camera.
Keep LooperPro open while you are on a call.
What you are downloading
- Application
- LooperPro 1.0 (build 20261001023407)
- File
- LooperPro-mac-signed.pkg, an installer package of 1,965,562 bytes
- Works on
- Macs with Apple silicon or an Intel processor, macOS 14.6 or later
- Signature
- Signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple
- Account
- LooperPro asks you to sign in or create an account, by email and password or with Google
- Loops
- Free loops are limited. When yours are used up, LooperPro says so and offers to notify you by email when more loops are available
- SHA-256
- 1e5538b1c67a36e9cf69d541f8f2818096fc1d59d010fa8798acd3424442fef1
- Direct link
- LooperPro-mac-signed.pkg, LooperPro 1.0 (build 20261001023407)
- Windows
- Coming soon
- LookingPro
- Download the LookingPro technical preview installer; preview access is by enquiry
Checking the file
To confirm the file arrived intact, open Terminal and run shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/LooperPro-mac-signed.pkg. The result should match the SHA-256 above.
Keeping LooperPro up to date
When a newer version is available, LooperPro tells you and offers a link to download it. Open the new installer package and follow it the same way.
Something not working?
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