Virtual background images are graphical settings that can be configured to serve as the backdrop for speakers during virtual gatherings and meetings. These images come in various styles, encompassing popular choices such as pets, serene natural landscapes, vibrant nightclub or party scenes, and a variety of office and coworking space-themed visuals.

Having virtual background pictures in Webex is an enjoyable feature. To do it, simply access the preview screen before joining a meeting and click on "Change Background." You have the choice of either using one of Webex's pre-made virtual backgrounds or adding your own by clicking the + icon. After making your selection, just click "Apply," and your background will be all set!

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Webex recommends that users upload virtual background images with dimensions equal to or greater than 1280 x 720 pixels. Also, don't forget to convert your images to either .JPG or .PNG format. If you're facing difficulties with your virtual meeting background visibility, double-check the compatibility of your software and systems.

For the best experience with Webex's virtual background photos feature, ensure that your web browser is running the latest version. Specifically, Chrome should be version 65 or higher, Firefox version 52 or higher, and Safari version 11 or higher. Additionally, your operating system should be either Windows 7 or newer, or MacOS 10.13 or newer.

As Webex's virtual background photos feature is a recent addition, older systems might encounter difficulties in activating it. To avoid any issues, ensure that you're running the most recent software versions and your browser is up to date. Also, double-check that your webcam is connected; it's a simple step, but a common oversight.