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Give your colleagues, friends and family a change of scenery on your next Zoom call with our virtual Galapagos backgrounds. Simply click on the link next to the image you want to use below, download it to your computer, and upload it to Zoom on your next call!
The easiest way to do upload a virtual background when you’re on a Zoom call is to click the little carrot (^) next to the Stop Video button on the bottom left of your screen and select “Choose Virtual Background” from the menu that appears. It will then open a window that allows you to upload an image.
View complete instructions on using Zoom’s virtual background feature.
Download Galapagos Virtual Backgrounds
- Click on the link or image below that you wish to download.
- Right-click to download the image to your computer.
- Upload to Zoom using the instructions above.
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