Your mirror.A little more light.
A dim room. A last-minute touch-up. Turn your phone into a lighted mirror, wherever you get ready.
For iPhone, iPad & Android · iOS / iPadOS 17 or later · Android 8.0 or later
For the moments between going and gone.
Before heading out
Check your makeup without searching for the best-lit corner of the room.
Away from your mirror
Your front camera becomes a live reflection, surrounded by screen light.
When the room is dim
Adjust the intensity and choose a tone that feels comfortable. No hardware flash.
A mirror that makes room for you.
Open Ring mode, enable the mirror and bring the light closer. The rest is yours to adjust.
- Light, your way
- Choose warm, natural or cool. Adjust the intensity and the width of the ring.
- A closer look
- Pinch to zoom from 1× to 3×. Double-tap to reset. Hide the controls for more room.
- Just a reflection
- No photos or video recording. Your camera preview stays on your device.
Get closer to the detail.
Pinch the mirror from 1× to 3× when you need a closer look at liner, a lash or the edge of a lip. Double-tap to return to the full face. Zoom enlarges what the camera already captured; it does not invent detail.
Tone illustration. Does not change device brightness.
Need light, not a mirror?
Switch to Panel to use the whole screen as a light. It can supplement a dim room, but it is not a replacement for a dedicated lighting setup.
Screen light or a physical ring light?A little light on the details.
Practical reading for your next touch-up. No elaborate setup required.
How to use your iPhone as a lighted mirror
Set up a live mirror with screen light, find a comfortable position and avoid the common mistakes that make a phone reflection harder to see.
Makeup light screen: using screen light for quick touch-ups
Learn how a makeup light screen works on a phone: position, intensity and tone for a live mirror, and why a daylight color check still matters.
How to do makeup in low light with your iPhone
See enough of your face in a dim room, keep the screen comfortable and check color in better light before you leave.
Phone flash, screen light, or a physical ring light?
Compare the iPhone LED flash, a screen-light app and a dedicated ring light for seeing your face. None of them is a studio setup.
Screen light vs. a physical ring light: which do you need?
Compare a phone's screen light with a dedicated ring light for touch-ups, portability, makeup and lighting a larger area.
A few things worth knowing.
Does it work in a completely dark room?
The screen can illuminate a nearby face, but camera quality, screen brightness and distance all affect the result. It is not night vision.
Does the app use my camera?
Only the optional live mirror needs camera access. You can use screen lighting without enabling the mirror. The app does not take photos, record video or upload your reflection.
Is Ring Light Mirror free?
Both the iPhone and Android versions are free, with no ads or in-app purchases. Check each store listing for the latest availability and terms.
Can I get it on Android?
Yes. Ring Light Mirror is on Google Play for Android 8.0 or later.
Will the colors match my makeup in daylight?
Not necessarily. Your screen, camera and room lighting can change how colors appear. Use natural daylight for a final color check when possible.
Keep a little light within reach.
Your next mirror is already in your pocket.