FaceScreen3.1.2

FaceScreen combines a live camera view with text overlays while you present, allowing an audience to see the presenter and supporting words alongside shared screen content. It is intended for presentations and screen sharing where a speaker needs to remain visible without losing access to the material being shown. Text can be used to add labels, explanations, or other concise context to the camera-and-screen presentation.

Presenters can use FaceScreen when explaining slides, demonstrating software, or guiding viewers through information on their Mac. The camera layer supplies the personal, on-screen presence, while the text layer helps identify topics or reinforce key points during the presentation. Its focused feature set suits people who want to combine their face and brief written cues with shared visual content.

FaceScreen is freeware, and the current version is 3.1.2. It runs on macOS 15 Sequoia or later and supports Apple Silicon systems using the arm64 architecture. That system and processor requirement is important for presenters choosing it for a Mac-based screen-sharing setup.