For tips on how to do this, see: changing the color of a video. If you would like to custom adjust the exposure, contrast, saturation, or temperature of the video or image yourself, you can use the sliders in the Color Balance tab. Alternatively, drag and drop the original video into your timeline again from your media library. Step 3: Now, click on the Video Filters tab, and you will come across multiple filters.
You can return the video to its original state at any time by clicking on the clip in the timeline, opening the filters tab, and clicking the unfiltered filter. On the left-side menu, you need to choose Background and Filters. When you have chosen a filter, click on the filter to add it to your video. Hover over the filter icons to preview what they will look like on your video. Your background will become blurred behind you, obscuring your surroundings. Note: If you do not have the Virtual Background tab and you have enabled it on the web portal, sign out of the Zoom desktop client and sign in again. A sidebar will appear on the right-hand side of the editor called the property panel.Ĭlick on the filters tab to view all of the filters you can add to your video. Click your profile picture, then click Settings. Click on the clip in the timeline to select itĬlick on your video in the timeline, so it's highlighted green. Drag and drop the video or image into the timelineĭrag and drop the video or image from Your media library into the timeline. Then, click the Filters tab and choose a filter. To apply a filter, simply click on the video clip in the timeline so that an editing menu appears.
You can also use filters to add special effects such as a slow zoom (similar to a Ken Burns effect), glitch, smoke, filmic noise, VHS crackle, blur fill, or Green Screen. Add filters to your videos or images to change the color and contrast, make them black and white, or add blur in Clipchamp.
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