Google Meet is rolling out three exciting customization features that allow users to personalize their appearances with a blend of backgrounds, filters, and additional video effects (via Phone Arena).

Google Meet is picking up a couple of visual upgrades, along with a new guest mode for its mobile apps ...

Portrait touch-ups are the latest Google Meet filter and are meant to “lightly touch up your appearance from the green room before joining or during the meeting.” Google imagines these tweaks ...

Users can also create a background during calls by going to the visual effects menu in the overflow menu. It joins the slew of other personalization options in Google Meet.

If you've ever tried Google Meet's visual effects, you already know that moving around can create glitches and gaps at the edges where the foreground object (you) meets the stylized background.

Google Meet adds skin smoothing and teeth whitening effects for video calls Google is rolling out new portrait touch-up modes to Meet on mobile devices that aim to ‘lightly touch up your ...

Then, go to your self-view, click Apply Visual Effects, and choose Generate a Background. Users need to give Google Meet a prompt for what they want their image to look like, have, or convey -- or ...

Users who are enrolled with Google Workspace Labs can try it out by opening Meet, selecting a meeting, clicking on the starry icon that says "Apply visual effects" on mouseover, and then choosing ...

Meet has automatic framing enabled by default, but if you want to turn it off, you can head to your three-dot settings menu before a call and find the "Apply visual effects" section.