Polaroid CUBE+ for PC

If you already own a Polaroid CUBE+ camera, you'll benefit most from running the companion app on a full computer rather than a phone alone. The desktop setup gives you more screen real estate to frame shots through the live viewfinder, a physical keyboard for adjusting camera settings, and support for keep the app open alongside other windows while you work on video edits or organize footage. Polaroid CUBE+ on PC lets you stay signed in on one machine, making it easier to manage your creative workflow without switching devices mid-session.

The Polaroid CUBE+ app pairs your Wi-Fi-enabled camera with your computer, turning your desktop into a control hub for shooting and sharing. While the app was designed for mobile, running it on a larger display reshapes how you interact with the camera's core functions and prepares, edits, and uploads content.

Framing and Live Preview on a Bigger Display

The app's viewfinder and live-preview mode let you see exactly what the camera is capturing in real time. On a computer screen, this feed occupies far more space than a phone, giving you a clearer view of your subject and better control over composition. You can adjust the camera's angle and position while watching the live stream, making it simpler to catch the moment you want without constantly looking back and forth between your phone and the physical camera.

Remote Control of Camera Settings

Polaroid CUBE+ for Windows PC gives you full remote access to the camera's recording modes and parameters. Through the app, you can cycle through recording formats, enable slow-motion capture, toggle time-lapse photography, adjust time-stamp display, control the self-timer, and set video resolution and frame rate without touching the camera itself. On a desktop, these controls are easier to reach and read, and you can leave detailed notes or a checklist open in another window while you configure the camera.

Instant Clip Creation and Social Sharing

Once you've captured footage, Polaroid CUBE+ lets you preview video playback with audio and create short clips ready to share. On a computer, you can review longer recordings in a comfortable editing space, mark segments to extract, and prepare clips for upload to social networks. The larger workspace makes it less tedious to trim and organize multiple takes, especially if you're working on a series of videos for a community challenge or your own portfolio.

File Management and Storage Oversight

The app shows you your camera's gallery and lets you save footage directly for desktop use. Working from a desktop giving you the ability to organize files into folders by date, project, or platform as you download them, rather than juggling phone storage limits. You'll also maintain a stable connection to the camera throughout longer sessions, reducing the chance of interrupted transfers or unsaved clips.