As a bonus, you may find that you see you have a “Studio Effects” option available.

If you want to see hundreds of more filters and stand out from your other meeting participants, we advise you check out the Option 2 for setting up custom filters lower in the post. Here, you will be able to select from a range of predefined filters.

Open the Background & Filters tab on the zoom settings, then choose the Video Filters sub tab.

To head to your zoom settings, click into the preferences option from the zoom application in your task bar, OR you can press the settings cog icon from the zoom client window, which is in the upper right under your profile photo.

The first step is to access the background & filters tab from zoom settings.

Here are the simple steps for using the native zoom video filters. The native filters, while less options, provide a recommended approach for enterprise employees where security is greater concern and external app downloads are discouraged.

If you don’t want custom filters and just want a few basic options available in a few clicks, then, Zoom also came out with a native filter feature which you can use instead.

With either of these options, you can use filters in your next zoom meeting! The same zoom filter trick (option 2 below) using snap camera can also work with Microsoft Teams to add video filters to remote meetings! Option 1: Setting up Basic Video Filters (no downloads required) So, you’re interested in setting up zoom video filters to add fun filters to your remote meetings? In this guide, we show you how to use zooms native video filters, as well as the 4 easy steps to unlocking a large variety of custom filters for zoom video by adding the snap camera.

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