CocoaPods

The CaptureSDK is released as a CocoaPods package.

Minimum Deployment Requirement
iOS 15.0 (as of October 2025)

Note

Cocoapods will be end of life at the end of the year. We recommend using Swift Package Manager to integrate CaptureSDK into your application.

The CaptureSDK for iOS supports both Swift and Objective C.

Take a look at this official guide to install or update CocoaPods on your machine before continuing.

Generating a Podfile

If your project already uses cocoapods, you can skip the following steps and move to the “Adding CaptureSDK to Podfile” section:

  • Open a terminal window and navigate to the directory of your project

  • Run this command in the terminal: pod init

  • This will generate a new file called Podfile. Open this file by typing open Podfile in your terminal. (Or simply open from the Finder window)

Adding CaptureSDK to Podfile

Add this line to your Podfile:

  • pod 'CaptureSDK', '~> 2.1'

source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'

platform :ios, '15.0'
target 'MyApp'
  pod 'CaptureSDK', '~> 2.1'

Installing the CaptureSDK

Once you have added the pod name to your Podfile, you will need to install the SDK.

  • Save your changes/additions to the Podfile. You can safely close it now.

  • Go back to your terminal window and run this command: pod install --repo-update

  • This will install the CaptureSDK within your project.

  • Once this completes, a new file will be generated called: {Name_Of_Your_Project}.xcworkspace

  • If you had the .xcodeproj open during this time, please close it and open this newly created .xcworkspace instead.