



You can utilize Zoom’s built-in meeting features, such as enabling HD video, adjusting for low light, or applying filters and virtual backgrounds in order to enhance and customize your video appearance. If your video is not displaying properly or you are unable to see your video, take a look at our guide to troubleshooting Zoom video crashes or improving video quality for more information on common video and camera issues. The video of yourself is displayed on your screen. Click the View button in the top-right corner of the video window.You no longer see the video of yourself, even though others in the meeting can see the video of you. Hover over your video and click the ellipses button in your video to display the menu, then choose Hide Self View.The meeting automatically begins in Speaker View and you can see your own video. To hide your video from your own display: In addition to turning your video on and off, you can also choose to keep your video on but hide it from your own display, so you’re no longer visible to yourself. You’ll see a camera icon with a red slash through it, meaning your video is no longer visible to other participants.Click the “Stop Video” button on the toolbar near the bottom-left corner of the meeting screen.You’ll see the red slash through the camera icon disappear, meaning your video is now visible to all participants.Click the “Start Video” button on the toolbar near the bottom-left corner of the meeting screen.If you stop your video, participants will no longer be able to see you through your device’s camera. If you choose to show your video, all other participants will be able to see you. In a Zoom meeting, you have the option to show or stop your video feed. Whether your video is on, off, hidden, or displayed, there are a variety of ways in which you can adjust the layout of all video tiles on your screen. If you show yourself, your own video display reappears on your screen, showing how you look to others. If you hide yourself, your own video display disappears from your screen, leaving more room to see other participants on your own screen. You can turn your video on and off to control if other participants can see you. If your video is on during a meeting with multiple participants, it automatically displays to all participants, including yourself. Zoom offers a variety of features to help improve your video conferencing experience, including the availability to control whether to turn your video on or off and hide or show yourself in your own video display for each meeting.
