That’s where virtual backgrounds come in. Of course, you can go to a haunted house or on a spooky hayride, but if you’re celebrating from in front of your computer with a virtual party or happy hour, it can be tough to bring the scary. Halloween is known to be one of the scarier holidays, but it’s not always easy to get in on a good fright. From ghosts to zombies, here are 25 scary Halloween Zoom backgrounds that’ll make your calls so spooky. There are plenty of lighthearted Halloween backgrounds to give your video calls a cute take on Halloween, but if you're looking for something scary, there are plenty of ghoulish images you can use to add some creepy ambiance to your call. “I didn’t see you on Spots today, Derek.” “Sorry, gaffer.As you're gearing up for Halloween, it's time to find the perfect background to set the mood, whether it be a virtual party or a regular ol’ Zoom call in October.
Which gives it a cool, millennial, pot plants and flat whites kind of vibe – but actually, when you think about it, also gives your employer yet another opportunity to ensure that you are at your desk, where you should be, rather than, for example, making lunch. The idea, according to the company’s chief executive, Eric Yuan, is that “you can look around, see who’s there and you can join these conversations and you don’t have to schedule meetings”. Yes: Zoom has launched a never-ending Zoom call. They include integrated email (because employees spend “almost four hours a week… flitting between apps”, a press release cheerfully pointed out), a “virtual coach” that gives salespeople “a practice environment to hone their pitch and obtain feedback”, and something called Zoom Spots, “Zoom’s new virtual co-working space – a video-enabled persistent space, integrated within the Zoom platform”. Zoom, the video platform loved and despised in equal measure by those banished from their workplaces by Covid, announced a range of new features at its already quite frightening sounding “Zoomtopia” conference this week. Felicitous news if you are one of the 11,000 people made redundant by Meta yesterday, or the 3,400 people made redundant by Twitter this week, or indeed one of the “hundreds” of people at Salesforce who are likely to lose their jobs shortly: one Silicon Valley company is actually expanding its offering.
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