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How to Use Zoom Video Filters

By Matthew Lynch
August 5, 2023
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Zoom video filters are a fun way to enhance the appearance of your video calls on Zoom. Zoom provides a range of filters that can be applied to your video during a call to change the lighting, add special effects, or add a blur effect to the background. In this article, we’ll show you how to use Zoom video filters to spice up your next Zoom call.

Step 1: Open Zoom and start a video call

The first thing you need to do is open Zoom and start a video call. Click on the “New Meeting” button in the Zoom app and select “Start with video.” Once the call starts, you’ll see the video preview on your screen.

Step 2: Access the video filter menu

To apply video filters in Zoom, you need to access the video filter menu. Click on the “^” arrow next to the “Stop Video” button to open the video filter menu. You’ll see a range of different filters that you can apply to your video.

Step 3: Select a filter

Once you’re in the video filter menu, you can select the filter you want to apply to your video. To select a filter, click on the thumbnail of the filter you want to use. You can preview the filter on your video before applying it.

Step 4: Adjust the intensity of the filter

After selecting a filter, you can adjust its intensity to make it more or less noticeable. Move the slider to the right to increase the intensity of the filter or to the left to decrease the intensity. You can also turn the filter on and off by clicking on the filter button.

Step 5: Apply the filter

Once you’ve selected a filter and adjusted its intensity, click on the “Apply” button to apply the filter to your video. You’ll see the filter applied in real-time on your video preview.

Step 6: Re-adjust the filter

If you’re not happy with the results, you can re-adjust the filter by moving the slider to the left or right or by selecting a different filter. You can also turn off the filter by clicking on the filter button.

Step 7: End the call and save the settings

Once you’re done with your call, don’t forget to save the video filter settings. Click on the “Settings” button in the Zoom app and select “Video.” In the video settings, you’ll see an option to “Enable Transform and Filters.” Make sure this option is enabled, and then click on “Save.”

Conclusion

Using video filters in Zoom is a fun and easy way to enhance your video calls. With a range of different filters to choose from, you can change the lighting, add special effects, or blur the background. By following these steps, you’ll be able to use Zoom video filters in no time. Happy filtering!

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