Your camera roll all looks the same. Y2KCam puts 17 real Y2K-era cameras in your phone — Polaroid, Holga, Diana, Lomo, Cybershot and more. Grain, leaks, and date stamps baked in. Zero editing.
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Each mode recreates how a real Y2K-era camera processed light, color, grain and noise — frame by frame. See it before you shoot.
The viewfinder already shows the final look. No surprises, no post-processing.
Period-correct orange/red timestamps in actual digicam fonts. Toggle on or off.
Pixel sort, data mosh, RGB split, scan lines, film burn — applied in real time.
Stack 7 lenses on top of any camera mode — fisheye, macro, IR, soft focus and more.
Group shots into albums, build polaroid-style collages, share to IG / TikTok in one tap.
Every camera mode also records video with effects baked into the file. Hello, BeReal.
Every mode is modelled on an actual camera from 1981 to 2006. Real hardware. Real character. No two modes look alike.
Sony Cybershot, 2003. Warm tones, blue tint, soft glow.
Canon PowerShot, 2005. Crisp mid-2000s look.
USB webcam, 2002. Low res, washed out, peak chatroom.
Generic 2-megapixel. JPEG artifacts, oversharpened.
Faded colors, soft focus, instant film square.
Plastic 120 film. Vignette, light leaks, dreamy blur.
Half-frame Diana. Saturated, grainy, lo-fi magic.
Soviet cult classic. Heavy vignette, punchy color shifts.
Kodak Advantix era. Soft grain, warm midtones.
Harsh flash, deep shadows, party-night energy.
320×240 pixel perfection. Flip phone vibes.
Sony MiniDV camcorder. Warm, dreamy video look.
4-color green. Game Boy Camera aesthetic.
Green monochrome, high contrast, noisy.
Color bleed, tape noise, warm tones.
CCTV grayscale with green tint and overlay.
Motorola RAZR era. Heavy JPEG compression.
Start with the yearly trial — explore all 17 cameras with no commitment. Cancel any time before day 3 and you won't be charged.