Whistle Camera for Android lets you take photos and selfies with your mouth

The term “hands-free” will never be the same. Imagine that you don’t have to fiddle with the touchscreen to take a picture on your Android device. Imagine that you don’t even have to hit a physical button to take a selfie. Imagine just whistling.

Okay, now stop imagining and check out Whistle Camera for Android. The app lets you whistle to take a picture. We tested it ourselves and we can say with confidence that it works exactly as promised.

Here’s the official feature list:

• Whistle detecting camera.
• High quality pictures.
• Auto focus.
• Easy holding and taking pictures just with one hand.
• Using the volume up button for more easy way to take a picture.
• Picture sites hands free while driving using the whistle.
• Selfie pictures using cam countdown.
• Both landscape and portrait orientation supported.
• A very useful and fast picture gallery.
• Share your photos.
• Easily edit your photos.

In the app’s settings, you can change where the images are stored as well as tweak the sensitivity for the whistle detector (on a scale of one to eight, the default is three). In our tests, the default setting worked just fine, but if you take pictures in noisy areas, you may want to adjust it accordingly.

The app also has ads and regularly prompts you to upgrade to the Pro version. That’s not the main drawback though.

While Whistle Camera can control both your front and back cameras, it can only handle photos. As a result, it’s difficult for us to recommend this as a complete replacement for Google Camera.

That being said, it’s definitely worth a downloading and installing. At the very least, it will be there in case you need to snap a few photos without touching your smartphone or tablet.

Whistle Camera was created by XDA member itayg, but it’s not the first of its kind. Before it came Auto Answer, which lets you answer your incoming calls with a whistle and was also created by itayg.

➤ Whistle Camera | Auto Answer (Google Play)

Top Image Credit: Julia Freeman-Woolpert