Google Meet Portrait Touch-up will make it to desktop
You wake up, scarf down breakfast, dress up, and sit down for your weekly business meeting. However, you forgot to freshen up. This is something that many people deal with, and it’s the reason why Google Meet introduced Portrait Touch-up last year for mobile devices. Well, the company is now providing for its users who take their meetings on the big screen. Google Meet Portrait Touch-up is coming to desktop.
This feature officially launched for IOS and Android last year. Basically, this feature would be your stylist and makeup specialist. This feature would touch up your face artificially to make you look a little bit more presentable for your meeting. Depending on the severity of the meeting, you may want to look your best.
Google Meet Portrait Touch-up is coming to desktop
It appears that this feature is popular enough to warrant a port over to desktop. During a meeting, you’ll want to go to your Appearance section. There, you will see the option to enable and disable the portrait touch-up mode. As described, this will lightly touch up your face to make you look just a bit more presentable for the meeting. It will lighten bags under your eyes and smooth out your skin a little bit.
When you access the menu, you will see two options. The Subtle will only lightly touch up your face. This one will be more subtle. However, the Smooth option will touch up your face a bit more aggressively. So, it’s your choice as to how you want to appear.
Since this is a Google Workspace feature, it will not be available for all users. The rollout started on March 15th, so it will hit most people within the next 10 days. However, there are people who may have to wait until as late as April 15th to receive the feature.
As for the accounts, this is available for users who have a Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Essentials, Enterprise Starter, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise Plus, Education Plus, Teaching & Learning Upgrade, Google One, or Google Workspace account.
You wake up, scarf down breakfast, dress up, and sit down for your weekly business meeting. However, you forgot to freshen up. This is something that many people deal with, and it’s the reason why Google Meet introduced Portrait Touch-up last year for mobile devices. Well, the company is now providing for its users who take their meetings on the big screen. Google Meet Portrait Touch-up is coming to desktop.
This feature officially launched for IOS and Android last year. Basically, this feature would be your stylist and makeup specialist. This feature would touch up your face artificially to make you look a little bit more presentable for your meeting. Depending on the severity of the meeting, you may want to look your best.
Google Meet Portrait Touch-up is coming to desktop
It appears that this feature is popular enough to warrant a port over to desktop. During a meeting, you’ll want to go to your Appearance section. There, you will see the option to enable and disable the portrait touch-up mode. As described, this will lightly touch up your face to make you look just a bit more presentable for the meeting. It will lighten bags under your eyes and smooth out your skin a little bit.
When you access the menu, you will see two options. The Subtle will only lightly touch up your face. This one will be more subtle. However, the Smooth option will touch up your face a bit more aggressively. So, it’s your choice as to how you want to appear.
Since this is a Google Workspace feature, it will not be available for all users. The rollout started on March 15th, so it will hit most people within the next 10 days. However, there are people who may have to wait until as late as April 15th to receive the feature.
As for the accounts, this is available for users who have a Business Standard, Business Plus, Enterprise Essentials, Enterprise Starter, Enterprise Standard, Enterprise Plus, Education Plus, Teaching & Learning Upgrade, Google One, or Google Workspace account.
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