#Video filter snapchat install#

This one is called вЂњCartoon Style.вЂќ Click it and you should be good to go. Next, go to the Snap Camera app itself and select the filter you want from the carousel underneath the camera feed.

If youвЂ™re on a PC, click the gear icon in the upper-right of the app then select вЂњVideo.вЂќ Then, from the drop-down menu labeled вЂњCamera,вЂќ select вЂњSnap CameraвЂќ rather than your current input. To do this on a Mac, click вЂњPreferencesвЂќ > вЂњVideoвЂќ in the top menu. Then, start the app, start Zoom, and make Snap Camera your camera input.

#Video filter snapchat install#

To do so, you need to first download and install the Snap Camera app from here (youвЂ™ll need to give it access to your microphone and camera, and be running Windows 10 or macOS 10.13 or later). The filter is available through SnapвЂ™s Snap Camera desktop app on Mac and PC. Its ability to capture your full range of expressions is a little limited (it canвЂ™t quite do a proper DreamWorks Face, for example) but access through the desktop app means you can now use the filter on your next Zoom call, which is both dumb and fun.

The filter turns you into a generic DreamWorks / Pixar creation, and is surprisingly fluid. But Snap seems to have updated it recently with the cartoon filter from its mobile app, which is worth a look in its own right. WeвЂ™ve written about the Snap Camera app before, as itвЂ™s fun, free, and easy to use.

Want to make your next quarterly Zoom check-up a little more interesting? Feel like aggravating your colleagues at the virtual all-hands? If so, why not turn yourself into a freakish living cartoon, courtesy of SnapchatвЂ™s desktop app?