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Custom Webcam Covers for Laptop Privacy

A small sliding cover over a laptop camera gives people peace of mind that nobody is watching when a meeting ends. That makes webcam covers one of the most welcome cybersecurity giveaways. This collection offers six, starting with a basic privacy cover at $0.59.


Several come mounted on a printed backer card that carries your logo and message, which turns a tiny product into a mini mailer. The Privacy Guy adds personality, and the Powerstick Aura pairs a camera cover with a clip-on ring light for better video calls.


Cover Options

  • Basic privacy cover: a thin slide-open cover that sticks above the camera on laptops, tablets and monitors.
  • Backer card covers: standard, mini and sliding covers presented on a printed card, ready for mailers and trade show tables.
  • Privacy Guy: a playful character-style cover that adds a smile to security awareness campaigns.
  • Powerstick Aura: a rechargeable ring light that clips to a screen and also shields the camera, for remote workers and creators.


Screen printing handles the logo on every cover and card. Minimums range widely: some covers start at 10 pieces and others at 1,000. IT departments, managed service providers, cybersecurity firms, banks and schools hand them out during security training, onboarding and in remote work kits. With about 14 working days to produce, a September order can be planned around October's cybersecurity awareness month.

Frequently Asked Questions

Six options are available:

  • Webcam Privacy Cover, about $0.59
  • Webcam Privacy Cover, Privacy Guy, about $0.79
  • Mini or standard covers on a backer card, about $0.88 to $0.92
  • Sliding cover on a backer card, about $1.00
  • Powerstick Aura ring light with a camera cover, about $24.80

A backer card is a printed card that holds the webcam cover until it is used. It gives extra room for your logo, a message or security tips, and makes the cover easy to mail, hand out at a booth or tuck into a welcome packet.

IT departments, cybersecurity firms and managed service providers are frequent buyers, since the cover carries a privacy message. Banks, law firms, schools issuing laptops and HR teams building remote employee kits also use them as a small, useful item.

Minimums range widely, from 10 pieces on the premium Powerstick light to 1,000 on the basic covers. Setup is billed once at $40 to about $94 per design. For a security awareness campaign across a large company, the basic covers keep the per-person cost very low.

Production for this collection is about 14 days. Add shipping time, and order a few weeks before campaigns like Cybersecurity Awareness Month in October, a new hire orientation or a company-wide laptop refresh, so every device gets a cover on day one.

Yes, though the space is small, so a simple logo or icon works best. All six products are screen printed. If you need more room for a message, choose a cover on a backer card, which carries the full branding while the cover itself stays clean and discreet.