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).

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.

Well, now you can follow suit — or digital cat filter, rather — thanks to this handy tutorial on how to apply a virtual catsuit for a Zoom message.

If you want to add a fun virtual filter or background, simply hit the "choose virtual background" or "choose virtual filter" options.

Choose the one you like best. Then open Zoom. Go to the settings tab, then to video and finally to camera. There the virtual camera of Snap Camera will appear with the filter you selected. Click ...

So you’re interested in becoming a cat for your next Zoom? I can show you how to do that. Just make sure you learn how to turn it off, too. A Texas attorney made headlines when he showed up for ...

Zoom's new Video Filters and Studio Effects give you fun effects without having to search for third-party images online.

Texas attorney Rod Ponton accidentally appeared as a cat during a virtual court session on Zoom this week after the lawyer was unable to turn off the filter.

Here's how to use the Snap filter that will turn you into a cat, just like Texas lawyer Rod Ponton, who accidentally morphed into a cat during a virtual court hearing Tuesday.

If you want to add a fun virtual filter or background, simply hit the "choose virtual background" or "choose virtual filter" options.