Here's how to get your own Zoom filter like the viral cat lawyer video (and how to turn it off so you don't embarrass yourself).

Adding filters to your Zoom call Just like other social media, you can add a filter to your Zoom video.

It was the cat filter seen around the world: Texas lawyer Rod Ponton haplessly trying to appear in a virtual courtroom while his Zoom showed a morose kitten instead of his face. His worried ...

Maybe you want to liven up your own Zoom meeting by transforming yourself into a potato, or a cat, or even a banana. Here's how.

A video showing Texas lawyer Rod Ponton declaring to a judge "I am not a cat" has been viewed by millions of people in cringing delight at the fact that he was, to all appearances, a cat.

Zoom shared easy instructions to help users avoid becoming the next viral sensation.

To get the cat filter on zoom video, you will need to download a Snapchat filter from Snap Camera.

Zoom has a little-known feature that allows you to change your eyebrows, lip colour, and even facial hair using filters.

The lawyer cat filter has become extremely popular as the question "Who is the cat lawyer?" circulates the internet. Here's how to use something similar.

If you are unable to see Zoom video filters on your Windows PC, then follow these solutions to successfully resolve the issue.

Users can use the “Snap Camera” web page to download the filter, which will cause a circular camera lens symbol containing white lines to appear.