Nimagna is an AI video companion for webinars, demos and calls in Zoom or Teams. Plans start at €12 per user/month billed annually, with a 30-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Nimagna is an AI-powered video companion for people who present on camera in online meetings, webinars, video courses, product demos and recorded video messages. Instead of appearing as a small square beside a shared screen, the presenter appears next to their slides or demo in a produced, dynamic scene. The software is built by Nimagna AG and runs as a desktop app on Windows and Mac.
The vendor describes the AI as acting like a producer, director and camera operator for a multi-camera video production. It is aimed at sales, marketing, corporate communications, People and HR, and education teams that want online sessions to feel closer to in-person ones. Nimagna was founded in 2021 by Stephan and Christoph, who met at ETH Zurich and previously founded LiberoVision.
After installing the app, a user selects the "Nimagna Camera" as the camera device in their video platform, such as Teams, Zoom or Google Meet. They then start Nimagna and add content, such as a PowerPoint or Keynote presentation, images or videos, and make sure they fill the camera frame. From there they can present live or record.
Nimagna can also use several cameras, including USB webcams, wireless webcams and a mobile device, where available. A real-time 3D rendering engine provides virtual stages, multiple camera angles and fluid shots, while the AI handles production hands-free. On Windows the app needs a 64-bit system with an Intel Core i5 and 8 GB RAM at minimum. On Mac it needs macOS 12.3 or later, and macOS asks for permissions on first use.
The core feature is AI-powered, hands-free multi-camera production that turns a webcam feed into a dynamic video with moving sets and several camera angles. Presenters can bring their own content, including slides, images, video and screen shares, and can share multiple screens or windows. Paid plans include unlimited meetings, unlimited meeting time and no watermark on output.
Higher plans add more control. Pro includes multi-cam production, gesture control, a content camera for items such as whiteboards, all virtual stages and 1080p resolution. Enterprise adds three or more cameras per show and branded, custom-built stages. A screen recorder also covers demos and video messages, and the latest release, app version 25.1, added dynamic screensharing and a new user portal.
Nimagna is an AI-powered video companion that turns a webcam into a dynamic, multi-camera style video feed for online presentations, webinars, video courses, product demos and video messages. It runs as a desktop app and outputs through a virtual camera that works in video platforms such as Zoom and Teams.
Starter costs €12.00 per user per month billed annually (€144 per year) or €15.99 monthly. Pro costs €59.00 per user per month billed annually (€708 per year) or €79.99 monthly. Enterprise pricing is custom for teams of 10+. Prices exclude taxes.
Yes. Nimagna is free to try for 30 days. During the trial an unobtrusive watermark is placed in the upper right corner of the output video. After the trial, users choose a paid plan to continue.
Nimagna works with Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Webex, Google Meet, Skype, Riverside, GoTo, BigMarker, Goldcast, Livestorm, Airmeet and most other video apps or streaming software. Users select the "Nimagna Camera" as the camera device in the app.
The app runs on Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) and on macOS 12.3 or later, with separate Apple Silicon and Intel versions. The vendor lists minimum and recommended hardware, with an Intel Core i5 and 8 GB RAM as the Windows minimum.
No. The vendor states that no special equipment, studio, green screen or tech skills are needed. Nimagna works with a regular webcam, and it also supports USB and wireless webcams and mobile devices as camera inputs.
Nimagna is aimed at people who present or teach on video, including sales, marketing, corporate communications, People and HR teams and educators. Individual creators can use the Starter plan, while teams that need multi-camera production can choose Pro or Enterprise.
Yes. Presenters can add PowerPoint and Keynote presentations, images, videos and screen shares as content, and Pro adds a content camera for items such as whiteboards.