A video showing Texas lawyer Rod Ponton declaring to a judge "I am not a cat" has been viewed by millions of people in cringing delight at the fact that he was, to all appearances, a cat.

Are your Zoom chats getting boring? Why not spice things up with a filter from the Snap Camera app, which adds cool effects to your face and background.

Add a little spice to your next meeting by adding Snapchat filters, backgrounds, and lenses to your Zoom. Change into crazy characters or backgrounds in a snap.

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.

How to use Zoom Studio Effects Once you've accessed Studio Effects in Zoom, you will see a panel of filter options to the right.

Rod Ponton inadvertently entered a virtual court hearing using a cat filter. A video of his mishap spread rapidly on social media. Here's how to use the cat filter from the lawyer's Zoom video.

From there, you can use any filter you like to spice up your Zoom video call. Whatever filter you choose on Snap Camera should translate to your Zoom conference, as well.

Are your Zoom chats getting boring? Why not spice things up with a filter from the Snap Camera app, which adds cool effects to your face and background.

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.

Here’s how to create filters (like a cat filter!) using the Snap Camera…and also how to turn off the Zoom filter, too. Creating a funny Zoom background is so March, 2020.

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Using its new avatars feature, Zoom will let you show up to your next meeting as a rabbit, fox, dog, cow, or another type of animal. New avatar options will be added in the future, Zoom promised.