By now, you’ve most likely seen the viral tweet about the lady that transformed herself right into a potato during a Teams conference and could not turn the filter off once more. Right here’s just how you can make on your own a potato in your next meeting making use of Snap Camera.

In case you have not seen this tale, below’s the initial tweet.

my boss transformed herself right into a potato on our Microsoft groups meeting and also can not determine exactly how to turn the causing, so she was simply stuck such as this the entire meeting pic.twitter.com/uHLgJUOsXk

— Rachele with an e however pronounced Rachel (@PettyClegg) March 30, 2020

We would not advise doing this in a professional video conference, however if you do intend to look like a potato when you’re in a Teams meeting– somehow– this is exactly how.

To appear like a potato, you’ll require a filter, in this situation, SnapChat’s Snap Camera. Download and also mount the program on your Windows 10 Computer or Mac. You do not require a Snapchat account, however Snap will request your e-mail address prior to permitting you to download the file. Once it’s set up, open up the application.

Keep in mind: Although the viral tweet and also this overview is for Microsoft Teams, you can make use of Snap Camera and also the potato filter in your next Google Meet, Zoom, or various other video clip conferences.

By default, Snap Camera makes use of the “Matzo Ball” filter. Click the “Potato” filter to get that natural appearance.

The image from your cam will promptly change to match the filter you’ve picked.

Now, you require to alter Teams to use Snap Camera as opposed to your normal electronic camera. Open the Teams application, click your account image, then pick the “Settings” choice.

Click “Devices” from the side panel, scroll to the “Camera” option, after that alter the readying to “Snap Camera.”

That’s it; you’re done. You can alter to any type of filter you desire during your video conference by altering the filter in Snap Camera. Groups will certainly utilize the selected Snap Camera filter as long as Settings > > Devices > > Camera is set to Snap Camera as well as the Snap Camera app is running.

If you close the Snap Camera application, it will certainly remain to run in the system tray or dock, so make sure you stopped the program from there if you want it completely disabled.

To return to using your usual electronic camera in Microsoft, go back right into the Teams Settings > > Devices menu and after that alter the “Camera” setting back to your built-in or attached camera.