A model of the program developed by Facebook’s “buddy-sharing” team opens to a camera, similar to vanishing picture program Snapchat.

Another planned feature lets an user record video through the program to start live streaming, the Wall Street Journal reported.

The program is only a model and the experimental attempt may never find a public launch that is finished.

The business’s priority will be to support its 1.6 billion users to not only assess Facebook daily but also to share pictures, videos and upgrade standing about their own lives.

The new camera upgrade differs from Facebook’s photo-sharing program Instagram but additionally, it compels users to go through several steps before posting a photograph.

The camera program may achieve success if it’s tight integration of Facebook Live, which is experiencing explosive growth as cellular live-streaming is the new thing.

The new camera program may help the firm compete with Snapchat – an image-sharing program.

Facebook has been making standalone programs through its “Creative Labs” department. But none, including Slingshot, Rooms, and Riff could achieve the amount they were supposed to.

A representative said the total degree of discussing on Facebook was powerful and “similar to amounts in previous years”.