If you don’t have a green screen but see a Download option under “Enable smart virtual background,” click it to emulate a green screen. If you have a green screen behind you, check the box next to “I have a green screen.” Though a green screen isn’t required, it’ll make your background look a lot more realistic. Now, click Background & Filters in the menu that runs along the left side of the page. To change your background in the Zoom desktop app, click your profile photo at the top right corner and select Settings. If the switch is blue, you can change your background! If not, click the switch to turn it blue. To do this, sign in to your Zoom account at /signin, click Settings or My Meeting Settings in the left panel, and then scroll down to the “Virtual Background” switch. Psst: Your coworkers will never know that you don’t really own a healthy fiddle-leaf fig if you don’t move around too much.Before you can change your background in Zoom, you’ll need to enable Virtual Backgrounds for your account. All you have to do is download the photos you want from the website save them to your desktop then, on Zoom, go to the settings and upload the scene of your choice through the Virtual Background button. The stylish setups range from an industrial city kitchen to a breezy, lofted living room to actress Zosia Mamet’s rustic cabin. The interiors look realistic because they’re all legitimate spaces that have been featured on the brand’s blog, Front + Main.
But who said your space had to be real? West Elm has launched a series of backgrounds for the web platform Zoom so everyone can dial in from their dream house. Video conference meetings are a window inside everyone’s homes, so when you aren’t exactly in love with the big brick wall or beige headboard behind you, these virtual catch-ups can be a frightening experience. Odd as it may seem, you end up learning a lot about your colleagues while working remotely, particularly when it comes to their style. Photography by Landon Vonderschmidt for West Elm
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