Magnetic camera mounts

Mount anywhere.
Create everything.

SnapMount is a lightweight magnetic mounting system for GoPro and DJI Osmo Action creators who want cinematic POV footage without bulky rigs or complicated setups.

Quick-swap magnetic plates Built for action cameras
POV unlockedQuick-swap. Locked in.
SnapMount hero

One camera. More places to put it.

Switch the shot, not the whole setup.

System status

Built to disappear.

Made to move

Lightweight mounting that keeps pace with the day.

Built to swap

Move your camera between angles in seconds.

Made for creators

Simple gear that earns its place in every clip.

The SnapMount system

Ready to capture.

Start with one quick-swap plate, then build a kit around the places your camera needs to go next.

The foundation

Magnetic quick-swap plates.

Attach your compatible camera once, then move it from helmet to backpack to shoulder without rebuilding your rig every time.

Fast angle changesCompact carryCreator-ready

Take the trail with you.

Helmet straps, shoulder mounts and ski-pole options put the viewer where the action is.

Make everyday movement cinematic.

Backpack clips and car visor mounts turn commutes, city breaks and road trips into fresh footage.

How it works

One camera plate. An expanding collection of places to shoot from.

  1. 01

    Choose a mount for the moment — helmet, pack, pole or visor.

  2. 02

    Snap in your camera using the magnetic quick-swap plate.

  3. 03

    Capture the angle that makes viewers ask how you filmed it.

Choose your setup

Less gear. More angles.

Choose a starter kit for your next ride, run, trip or upload. Add individual accessories when you discover your signature shot.

Shop the system

Starter Kit · £39

Your first point of view.

  • Magnetic quick-swap foundation
  • A streamlined start for action-camera creators
  • Room to add your next angle

Pro Kit · £79

More surfaces. More stories.

For creators building a flexible kit around every adventure.

Explore kits

Your next clip starts here

Put your camera somewhere unexpected.

Make the setup disappear and let the perspective do the talking.