Xiaomi Camera is the default camera app that comes pre-installed on most Xiaomi (and Redmi, Poco) Android smartphones. It[SQ]s not a separate app you download from the Google Play Store; it[SQ]s baked into the phone[SQ]s system software.

The app offers a variety of features, often including :

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Multiple shooting modes:

Beyond standard photo and video, you[SQ]ll typically find modes like portrait, night, panorama, pro (manual), slow-motion, time-lapse, and more. The exact modes available vary depending on the Xiaomi phone model.

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AI scene detection:

The app often uses AI to automatically detect scenes (like landscapes, food, or portraits) and adjust settings accordingly for optimal results.

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Image and video stabilization:

Features to help reduce blur in photos and videos, especially useful in low light or when shooting handheld.

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Beauty modes:

Options to smooth skin, enhance features, and generally improve the appearance of people in photos.

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Filters and editing tools:

Basic editing tools are often built-in, allowing you to adjust brightness, contrast, and apply filters before saving.

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Ultra-wide, macro, and telephoto lenses (if supported by the phone):

If your Xiaomi phone has multiple cameras, the app will usually allow you to switch between them easily.


While generally functional, the user experience and specific features can vary slightly between different Xiaomi phone models and Android versions. Some users might find the app[SQ]s interface cluttered or certain features less intuitive than third-party alternatives. Many users prefer to download a different camera app from the Google Play Store.