Tip: If you have the “Mirror my video” option enabled at the bottom left of the settings menu, this will also mirror filters. All of the other filters are dynamic filters that position themselves on or around your face as you move, such as glasses and hats. The next twelve filters are static borders with different effects. The first option is “None,” which disables the filter the other seven options in the first row are color filters that add a tint to your webcam feed. Here you can choose one of the more than sixty video filters as well as selecting no filter. Once in the settings, switch to the “Background & Filters” tab, then click on the “Video Filters” sub-tab. To see your filters, click on your user icon in the top-right corner, then click on “Settings.” To access Zoom’s settings, click on your user icon, then on “Settings” in the dropdown menu. Tip: The host of a meeting can choose to disable filters if they want to – don’t be upset if your boss/teacher would rather see your normal, gorgeous self than the dolled-up version! Finding the Right Filter If you’ve ever wanted to go through a business meeting with a dapper mustache, now is your time – at the time of writing this, Zoom had more than sixty filter options to choose from.

Tip: If you are going to have a job interview or a serious, professional meeting, be sure to check BEFOREHAND if you have a silly option enabled to avoid embarrassment when the meeting starts and you find yourself dressed up as a unicorn!

They’re not quite Instagram-star effects, but they can add some cute and exaggerated accessories or even an angel’s halo to your meeting-self.

Not only does Zoom allow you to set a background that appears around you to hide your real home if you want, but you can also apply filters to yourself.

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