On the Zoom desktop client, click your profile picture at the top right corner of the screen and select Settings to open the Settings window.(Please note that by installing third-party software, you may have to agree to third-party terms.) Follow instructions to download and install the third-party software, and make sure you have the latest version of the Zoom desktop client, too.Here’s how to get started (note that these instructions may differ slightly depending on the application you’re using). Third-party integrations like Snap Camera give you even more options to have fun with filters. Click on different filters to try them on for size! You can also turn on video filters when you’re not in a meeting. In a meeting, simply click the up arrow next to the Stop Video icon and select Choose Video Filter. You can wear a pizza hat or a crown of flowers, a pirate eye patch or bunny ears - and it’s easy to select and switch filters depending on your mood (and audience). Zoom has a bunch of free filters to make meetings fun. We’re here to answer all your questions about using filters, whether you want to know how to become a cat in your next Zoom meeting, and perhaps more importantly, how to remove your filter when the situation calls for it.

An adorable cat filter is purr-fectly appropriate for a Zoom session with family and friends, but what happens when you join your next meeting as a furry feline and want to quickly regain your human form?

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