Beauty Filter for Google Meet
Google Meet's “Apply visual effects” has a single light-touch filter and no detail controls. CiCi Cam adds a full beauty layer — smoothing, lighting, makeup, and face shape — that Google Meet sees as a normal webcam in the browser.
Why the default setup falls short
Meet's visual effects are limited
Meet offers a single low-intensity touch-up plus a few stylized filters. There's no way to control smoothing, brightness, makeup, or face shape independently.
Browser-based calls strip your camera setup
Meet runs in the browser, so any beauty stack you built in another app gets lost unless it lives at the camera level — outside the browser.
Mixed daylight wrecks how you look
Working near a window means daylight shifts from morning to afternoon. Meet won't compensate, so your skin tone drifts across calls.
How the setup works
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Install CiCi Cam on Windows or Mac
Download from the homepage and run the installer. CiCi Cam registers a system-level virtual camera that any browser can read.
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Pick your webcam in CiCi Cam
Open the app and choose your physical camera as the input source. Adjust smoothing, soft light, and makeup until your preview looks natural.
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Open Google Meet in your browser
When the browser asks for camera permission, allow it. The browser will see CiCi Cam as one of the available camera devices.
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Switch the camera inside Google Meet
In Meet, click the three-dot menu → Settings → Video → Camera → select “CiCi Cam.” Your enhanced feed is now the default for every Meet call.
See it in your workflow
Setup visuals and product previews
Frequently asked questions
Try CiCi Cam free
Install on Windows or Mac, build your preset, and use it in every video app.
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