Mobile camera permission screen examples

Camera permission screen examples

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  TCG Card Scanner & Value-Foloy↗

  At the top, a dark semi-transparent banner prompts the user to 'enable camera access' to begin scanning.

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  ZARA↗

  A centered iOS system alert modal asks for permission to access the camera, explaining that it is used to scan product barcodes, QR codes, and gift cards.

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  Gaia GPS: Mobile Trail Maps↗

  The modal, centered on the screen, features a camera icon with a hand gesture overlay, requesting access to the device camera to allow the user to add photos to their GPS track.

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  Fishbrain - Fishing App↗

  The screen features a clean, white background with a centered camera icon, the heading 'Allow camera access', and a descriptive subtext explaining that camera access is required to take a photo.

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  Calculator₊↗

  The modal features a camera icon with a small hand gesture overlay, indicating a request for camera access.

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  Bible Chat: Daily Devotional↗

  This screen is a system-level camera permission request overlay within the 'Bible Chat' app.

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  Useless - Screen Time Control↗

  A full-screen camera interface with a centered system permission modal.

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  Planner 5D: AI Home Design↗

  The modal asks for permission for 'Planner 5D' to access the device camera, explaining that it is needed for project previewing, furniture arrangement, uploading plans, and other special features.

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  Blinq: Digital Business Card↗

  This screen is a camera-based scanning interface for the Blinq digital business card app, currently displaying a system-level permission modal requesting access to the device's camera.

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  bergfex: Hiking & Tracking↗

  The modal, titled 'bergfex Touren would like to access the Camera', explains that the app wants to add photos to the user's activity.

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  Hidden Camera Detector - Peek↗

  The central modal, titled 'Peek would like to access the Camera', explains that the user needs to enable camera permissions to use the lens detection feature.

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  SunSafe: UV Index & Tanning↗

  This screen displays a system-level camera permission request modal overlaid on a camera interface.

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  Plane Finder ⁃ Flight Tracker↗

  The center of the screen features a standard iOS system alert modal titled 'Plane Finder Would Like to Access the Camera' with the subtext 'Camera is needed to display AR mode', accompanied by 'Don't Allow' and 'Allow' buttons.

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  calimoto Motorcycle Navigation↗

  Centered system permission modal over a camera viewfinder interface.

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  Everlook- Face & Body Editor↗

  The central modal is a standard iOS system alert requesting camera access, with the text 'Everlook Would Like to Access the Camera' and an explanation that it is required to take pictures for editing.

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  Tattoo AI - Tattoo Design↗

  The modal, titled 'Tattoo AI Would Like to Access the Camera', explains that the app requires camera access to generate and preview tattoo designs on the user's body in real-time.

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  Map My Run GPS Running Tracker↗

  This screen is a 'Save Workout' form in the MapMyRun app, currently displaying a system-level permission modal requesting camera access.

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  CamScanning: AI Measure & Scan↗

  This screen displays a system-level camera permission request modal overlaid on top of the 'Count' feature interface of the CamScanning app.

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  Wikiloc - Trails of the World↗

  The modal asks for camera access, explaining that it is needed to take pictures for trails or profiles, with 'Don't Allow' and 'Allow' buttons.

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  Vivino: Drink The Right Wine↗

  This screen shows the Vivino app home feed with a system-level camera permission modal overlaying the content.