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If you want to watch the video of me showing this tutorial (whilst making a fool of myself), you can view it at the end of this post 🙂 If you’ve been making a lot of Zoom calls this year, and are feeling a bit bored with it all, this tutorial will show you how to make your next video call a bit more fun… especially if the next one you make is the obligatory family “Happy Holidays” call 🙂 UPDATE DEC 2021: I’m aware that the Xmas filters aren’t showing in Zoom, hopefully they’ll add them back soon – they were there at the time of me publishing this post in 2020 – sorry for any confusion! You can still choose from other video filters that are available though e.g.

Video filter zoom download