LIVE CAMERA NETWORK

San Francisco Live Webcams

Watch 39 live cameras in San Francisco — free on the WorldEye globe.

39
live cameras
under 1%
of the United States' cameras
3
publishing sources

Camera index last updated October 23, 2026.

There are 39 live webcams in San Francisco, United States, on WorldEye — public feeds published by Caltrans, ndbc-buoycam and caltrans, all free to watch with no signup. San Francisco accounts for about under 1% of the 54,025 cameras WorldEye indexes in the United States, and every feed sits on the same searchable live map as WorldEye's 74,229 cameras worldwide.

Featured feeds in the index include TV305 -- US-101 : Just North of Candlestick Park, TVD22 -- I-80 : SFOBB Lower Deck Sterling Onramp and TV388 -- SR-1 : Just South of Presidio Tunnel — and every camera in the list below links straight into the live globe with that feed open, so you can go from this page to a live view in one tap.

Every camera in the San Francisco index publishes still images that refresh at short intervals rather than continuous video. That is how the operators run them — and it is enough to judge congestion, weather and road conditions at a glance, which is what these feeds are for.

Use the grid the way it is meant to be used: a two-minute check of the cameras on your route before you leave. What is happening on the ground — a jam, a closure, a storm moving in — shows up on these feeds as it happens, not as a forecast said it would.

San Francisco right now

Is it snowing in San Francisco right now?

WorldEye has no live weather feed wired for San Francisco, so this page won't guess. The cameras are the ground truth — open a live feed and look at the roads, roofs and trees directly.

How bad is traffic in San Francisco right now?

A camera index can't honestly score congestion — nothing here measures traffic speed. What it can do is show you: 39 live cameras are listed under San Francisco in the index, and 14 of them watch US 101 alone. Open the feed on your route and judge the lanes yourself.

All US live traffic cameras →

Are San Francisco's cameras live right now?

Yes — the index lists 39 feeds for San Francisco: 39 refresh as still images on their agencies' cycles. A feed whose stream has gone off air shows as unavailable rather than playing a recording.

All San Francisco cameras, live

39 cameras in the live index are listed under San Francisco — every one below as its real feed. Search by street, road or landmark, and open any camera here or on the globe.

Loading live cameras…Fetching the live index for San Francisco.

Every card is the camera's real live feed: snapshot cards refresh about every 15 seconds, stream cards play live in the grid (a few at a time, the same budget the map tiles use) and in full when you open a camera. Feeds are provided by their operators and public sources; a camera whose stream has gone off air shows as unavailable rather than playing a recording.

Cameras along your route to San Francisco

Driving in? Enter where you are starting from and see the live cameras along the way — the feed is the road-condition check.

Cameras on your route

Enter a starting address and a destination — every live camera within 1.5 km of the road, in the order you pass them.

Place search © OpenStreetMap contributors; routing is the same directions service the live map uses. Cameras are the public feeds in the WorldEye index — a camera shows here only when it has a feed the preview can actually play.

Featured San Francisco cameras

  • TV305 -- US-101 : Just North of Candlestick Park
    San Francisco
  • TVD22 -- I-80 : SFOBB Lower Deck Sterling Onramp
    San Francisco
  • TV388 -- SR-1 : Just South of Presidio Tunnel
    San Francisco
  • TV325 -- I-280 : Just South Of Cesar Chavez
    San Francisco
  • TV326 -- I-280 : Just south of Cesar Chavez
    San Francisco
  • TVD32 -- I-80 : Bay Bridge SAS Tower East
    San Francisco
  • TVD33 -- I-80 : Bay Bridge SAS Tower West
    San Francisco
  • TV319 -- I-280 : S280 AT HAVELOCK ST POC
    San Francisco
  • TV303 -- US-101 : S101 at S Van Ness Av
    San Francisco
  • TV312 -- US-101 : At Cesar Chavez Bl
    San Francisco
  • TV311 -- US-101 : At Hospital Curve
    San Francisco
  • TV317 -- I-280 : 6th Street Offramp
    San Francisco

San Francisco cameras by road

AreaCameras
US 10114
I-28012
I-8011
SR 11
All other cameras — other roads, streets & viewpoints1

Counts are the 39 cameras listed under San Francisco in the live index — the same set the explorer on this page searches, grouped by the road designation in each camera's own name. Split by the centre of that grid: 13 cameras north-east, 7 north-west, 7 south-east and 12 south-west.

Who publishes San Francisco's cameras

PublisherWhat they publishCameras
CaltransRoad agency. A road agency's traffic cameras, published so drivers can check conditions before travelling.37
OpenCCTV / ndbc-buoycamPublic network. Public feeds published under this operator's own name.1
OpenCCTV / caltransRoad agency. A road agency's traffic cameras, published so drivers can check conditions before travelling.1

Every feed on this page, grouped by the publisher named in the catalogue — the same sources the live index carries for San Francisco.

Where San Francisco's cameras sit

The 39 cameras on this page with published coordinates centre on 37.75° N, 122.41° W and span 49 km at their widest — measured from the camera positions themselves, so the shape follows the real network rather than the city limits.

Keep exploring San Francisco

Drawn from what this index actually holds for San Francisco — its camera kinds, its areas and its nearest neighbours.

How to watch San Francisco cameras

  1. 1Open the free WorldEye map — no account or download needed.
  2. 2Zoom to San Francisco; camera markers cover the areas the local networks watch.
  3. 3Tap any marker to open that camera's live feed — or pick one from the featured list on this page to jump straight to it.
  4. 4The feeds refresh as still images, so glance again after a minute to watch conditions change.
  5. 5Check the cameras on your route right before leaving; conditions change faster than traffic reports do.

San Francisco webcams — FAQ

How many live cameras are there in San Francisco?+
WorldEye indexes 39 cameras in San Francisco, out of 54,025 across the United States. The count comes from the live camera catalogue and moves as operators add feeds or retire old ones.
Where do the San Francisco cameras come from?+
They are public camera feeds — the largest share is published by Caltrans, ndbc-buoycam and caltrans. WorldEye collects the feeds into one map layer; the cameras themselves remain the operators' own, published for public monitoring.
Which San Francisco cameras can I watch right now?+
The featured list on this page names 12 of them — including TV305 -- US-101 : Just North of Candlestick Park, TVD22 -- I-80 : SFOBB Lower Deck Sterling Onramp and TV388 -- SR-1 : Just South of Presidio Tunnel — and each one links straight into the live globe with that feed open. The full index holds 39 San Francisco cameras; zoom into San Francisco on the map to browse the rest.
Are the cameras live video or still images?+
All 39 feeds in the San Francisco index publish still images that refresh at short intervals rather than continuous video. That is the format the operators themselves use for road monitoring, and it is enough to judge traffic, weather and road conditions.
Can I check traffic and weather in San Francisco?+
Yes — that is the main use. The feeds show road conditions, congestion and weather as they are. Check the cameras on your route before travelling, especially in bad weather or at rush hour.
How do I open a specific San Francisco camera?+
Every camera in the featured list on this page links directly into the live globe with that camera already open. On the map itself, zoom to San Francisco and tap any marker to open its feed.
Do I need an account to watch?+
No. Every camera on WorldEye is free to watch — no account, no trial, no paywall. Open the map, find your camera, and watch.
Which roads in San Francisco have the most cameras?+
US 101 carries the most, with 14 cameras listed under San Francisco in the live index, followed by I-280 (12) and I-80 (11). 38 of the 39 listed cameras sit on a named road designation; the rest cover city streets, junctions and viewpoints whose names carry no route number.
Does San Francisco have freeway cameras?+
Yes — 37 of the 39 cameras listed under San Francisco in the live index sit on interstate or US-highway designations, led by US 101 with 14. They are the same public DOT feeds gathered on the live traffic cameras page.

Questions people ask

What do San Francisco's cameras show?

Listed feeds include TV305 -- US-101 : Just North and TVD22 -- I-80 : SFOBB Lower, published by their operators for road and area checks.

Every sample on this page is a real feed from the served catalogue, not a stock image.

Open on WorldEye →

Are San Francisco's cameras video or still images?

Still images that refresh: all 39 listed feeds in San Francisco are snapshot cameras, updated by their agencies on a cycle rather than streamed.

For a pre-drive check a fresh still answers the same question as video: whether the lanes are moving and what the weather is doing.

Open on WorldEye →

Can I check traffic before driving in San Francisco?

Yes. Open San Francisco's cameras on the roads you are about to use and check the lanes, weather and work zones before leaving.

The same feeds appear on the live traffic page, grouped by state and country networks.

Live traffic cameras →

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