Educational use

For education only. We are not liable for damage, loss, misuse, or legal issues from use of this software. You are solely responsible for your actions and for obeying the laws where you live.

Virtual camera · Voice · Android

Ice-cold control over what the camera shows.

Production-grade face pipeline, OBS Virtual Camera output, voice processing, and emulator-ready workflows — with a TOTP-locked client and central license control.

Windows desktop Android · emulators
Live topology

Illustrative flow: neural engine feeds both the Windows client and your Android / emulator camera path.

Included

  • Real-time face swap · quality tiers
  • OBS Virtual Camera integration
  • Voice chain & TOTP-locked licensing

Why teams pick JINKUSU

Built for operators, not demos

01

Video pipeline

Webcam or still image, backgrounds, mirror modes, and a preview tuned for stable latency on DirectML, CUDA, or CPU.

02

Detection & quality

Presets from fast throughput to Ultra; resolution profiles that match your GPU tier without guesswork.

03

Emulator workflows

Aligned with GhostCam / VCAM-style camera replacement when you need Android apps to see your prepared feed.

Pricing · USD

Subscriptions & source

Pick a plan — you get a unique order code, choose crypto payment, then a pre-filled message opens in Telegram to the admin. You complete the deal in chat.

Single seat

Professional

$ 500 / month

Desktop client with TOTP, standard support, license managed in SuperAdmin.

  • Face swap & virtual webcam
  • All quality presets
  • License activate / revoke
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Partners

Source code

$ 5,000 one-time

Repository, build tooling, licensing API, landing + admin — under commercial agreement.

  • Python · PySide6 · ML stack
  • Server + static marketing sites
  • Private technical handover
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Prices in USD. Payment is agreed in Telegram (crypto). This site does not process cards.

Official installers

Download what you need

Use these links to install the surrounding stack for JINKUSU CAM. The released .exe build already bundles a Python runtime; Python below is for from-source development only.

Login for licensed clients only

Licensed customers only — this login is not for the general public. Use your license key and 6-digit authenticator code (same as the desktop app). After sign-in you will see the current Windows build download link from your operator.

Essential — virtual camera & runtime

Required for sending video to apps that expect a webcam (OBS Virtual Camera).

Setup notes (Windows)

After installing from Downloads, use this checklist. The shipped client build bundles Python for end users — Python in Downloads is for developers.

Virtual camera stack

  • OBS Studio with Virtual Camera enabled.
  • Windows 10/11 x64, current GPU drivers.
  • VC++ Redistributable x64 (latest).

Emulator stack

  • BlueStacks, LDPlayer, or AVD — per your target.
  • ADB (platform-tools) for push / GhostCam-style flows.
  • Vendor-specific camera settings as documented.

Developer / source build

  • Python 3.10+ (3.11+ recommended) 64-bit.
  • pip install -r requirements.txt in a venv.
  • onnxruntime-directml or CUDA build as needed.
  • OpenCV, PySide6, InsightFace, MediaPipe.
  • Git, PyInstaller for client packaging.

FAQ

Common questions

Quick answers — detailed setup is under Setup and Downloads.

Do I need OBS Studio?

For Virtual Camera output into apps that expect a webcam, OBS Studio is the main stack we document. Install OBS, start Virtual Camera, then connect your pipeline. Other routes may be possible depending on your environment.

How does licensing and TOTP work?

You get a license key and pair it with a time-based code from an authenticator app (same idea as banking2FA). The desktop client talks to the licensing service; seats and active devices can be managed from the SuperAdmin side.

Do you process card payments on this site?

No. You pick a plan here, then continue in Telegram with the admin. Payment method (e.g. crypto) is agreed there. This site does not collect card data.

What GPU / runtime should I use?

Windows x64 with current GPU drivers. Many setups use ONNX Runtime with DirectML or CUDA depending on your card. The client supports quality presets from fast CPU-friendly modes up to heavier GPU paths.

Android / emulator workflows?

Some operators use BlueStacks, LDPlayer, or similar, plus ADB where needed. Exact camera replacement steps depend on the emulator vendor — we align with common GhostCam / VCAM-style patterns.

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Pricing requests, support, and updates — open in the Telegram app or web.

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