Type "cat" or "kitten" into the search bar, and choose your favorite furry friend filter for your next video call. But you might not find Ponton's exact filter.

Specifically, a white cat with gray markings and large, despairing eyes. “Mr. Ponton, I believe you have a filter turned on in the video settings,” the judge said.

Then click on "Background & Filters" and select "Video Filters." There are various options included, from antlers to a floral crown, a unicorn horn, and, yes, cat ears and whiskers.

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“I’m here live, I’m not a cat,” said Ponton as his assistant tried to fix the settings, to which the judge replied, "I can see that." The viral video which was re-shared by Judge Roy Ferguson on ...

There are other ways to access cat filters, though. Snapchat app Snap Camera can be integrated with Zoom. And Zoom has its own filters, as well as allowing people to integrate ones from third parties.

Unfortunately, the specific cute cat overlay seen in the video is a proprietary effect only available on older Dell webcam software. So, unless you have a Dell PC and webcam from around 2010, the ...