FanCam AI
What your basketball fan cam looks like
Arena crowd cams are part of the show in basketball: the camera roams the seats during timeouts and every fan who appears on the jumbotron gets a cheer. Your FanCam AI clip captures that moment in the arena stands, with a tight close-game score on screen.
Use it for playoff hype, to put a friend in the crowd, or to give your own rec-league team a pro-level moment.
Scoreboard settings
- Game clock
- MM:SS, like 02:18 in the fourth quarter.
- Teams
- Any two names or colors, from your favorite pro team to a pickup group. Names of up to 4 letters show in full.
- Best props
- Popcorn, a drink or a foam hand.
Make it in four steps
Upload one photo
A clear, front-facing photo of you, a friend who agreed, or your pet.
Choose basketball
Then enter the two teams, the score as X-Y and the clock.
Pick a prop and scoreboard style
Broadcast, compact or ticker, LIVE badge on or off.
Generate, save, share
Ready in a few minutes, in 480p or HD 720p.
Basketball fan cam FAQ
Can I set the score to triple digits?
Yes. Basketball scores like 112-108 work fine.
Where am I in the shot?
The shot is framed like a broadcast crowd cam in the arena stands, with other fans around you.
How long is the video?
About 10 seconds, the length of a real broadcast crowd shot.
How much does it cost?
The app is free to download; videos use credits from in-app packs, with no subscription and no free credits. A 480p video uses 10 credits and an HD 720p video uses 20. Packs: 20 credits $2.99 · 60 credits $6.99 · 150 credits $12.99 (US App Store, October 2026; prices vary by country).
Will official team crests or kits appear?
FanCam AI is designed to dress fans in your team's colors on plain fan jerseys rather than official crests, sponsor marks or league logos.