Supported GoPros: Hero 5, Hero 5 session, Hero 6, Hero 7, Hero 8, MAX

Limited support*: Hero 9, Hero 10
No support: Hero 4 and earlier

MultiPro allows you to control multiple GoPros at the same time and apply ProTune settings from your phone.

This app has several advantages over other GoPro apps:

Faster Connection:
By using Bluetooth instead of Wifi, this app connects to your GoPros significantly faster.

Longer Battery Time
Bluetooth (BLE = Bluetooth Low Energy) requires up to 90% less energy than Wifi, hence your battery will last longer.

Connect Multiple Cameras
If you use multiple GoPros at the same time, this app allows you to control all of them without the need to switch or re-connect.

Remote Control ProTune Settings
Change important settings like Resolution, Frames Per Second, White Balance, Shutter Speed, Max ISO, Image Stabilisation and EV Compensation remotely.

Save Presets
Save your settings as presets in order to easily apply multiple configurations to all your cameras.

Quick Settings
Quickly set often changing settings like 'White Balance' or 'Maximum ISO' for all cameras from the control screen with just one click.

Supports FPV usage
When using a naked GoPro on your drone, MultiPro allows you to set relevant settings such as sharpness, color profile, video format, etc.


No LiveView:
Please be advised that it is not possible to get a live feed of the video while using Bluetooth. Use the official GoPro app for this.

Only for taking Videos:
It is not possible to change ProTune settings for photos at this point.

* Limited Hero9 support:
At this point only start/stop recording, camera on/stand-by, change of fps and resolution works. It is not possible to change further ProTune settings on the Hero9.

This product and/or service is not affiliated with, endorsed by or in any way associated with GoPro Inc. or its products and services. GoPro, HERO, and their respective logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of GoPro, Inc.

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