WhatsApp users can soon use filters in video calls on Android, iOS

WhatsApp video calls to improve: Meta-owned chat app is reportedly working on new video calling features, akin to those in FaceTime and Google Meet. A report has suggested WhatsApp is testing augmented reality (AR) based features to enhance video calling experience on both Android and iOS platforms. se features have been in testing for Android for some time, but report mentioned that app is now working on pushing m to iPhone.

New AR features on WhatsApp

WhatsApp watchdog WABetaInfo has reported that at least three new features, based on AR, are in works. latest WhatsApp beta for iOS 24.17.10.74, available on TestFlight – Apple’s beta programme for operating systems, packs new call effects and filters. screenshots in report show you could change way you look in a video call on fly with new swipeable filters. While most filters will change overall colour tone of your face, some of m could d extra elements to make you look more appealing on video call. option to choose preset filters from also has a section where you will find different backgrounds. You can use a background from list to personalise your video calls, such as blurring background or changing to one with a beach me.

Better video calls

report furr mentioned that WhatsApp will also introduce a low-light mode to improve visibility in video calls. This could help when taking video calls in a place with dim light. feature will not turn on by default. Inste, you will see a toggle to activate low-light mode for your video calls. Anor feature that will essentially improve your looks in a video call is touch-up mode. report said this feature will smooth out your skin, remove blemishes, and d gloss to your overall look. You can consider this mode as anor filter that works only on your face.

When are se tools coming?

WhatsApp new video call features, such as low-light mode, filters, and backgrounds, will be available on both Android and iOS. However, y are currently in development and testing stage, so only beta users have access to m. report mentioned that it is currently available to a handful of beta testers, but WhatsApp may widen availability to more testers before finalising rollout for everyone.