Meeting Zoom Lighting

Meeting Zoom Lighting (Professional Meeting Light Tool) is a high-performance online utility that transforms your monitor into a professional-grade soft-box. Designed specifically for Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet, this tool ensures you look bright, clear, and professional in every virtual room.

Why Use Your Monitor for Meeting Lighting?

In a professional setting, poor lighting can make you look tired or unprepared. Using your monitor as a large, soft light source provides much more flattering illumination than small, harsh clip-on lights.

• Look Professional on Teams & Zoom: Perfect for corporate professionals. Adjust the temperature to match your office environment for a natural, polished look.
• Master Virtual Interviews: Good lighting increases perceived trustworthiness. Use our full-screen white or warm light to illuminate your face evenly.
• Reduce Webcam Noise: Webcams often struggle in low light, creating "grainy" video. Flooding your space with screen light helps your camera sensor capture sharp, high-quality video.

Skin Tone Lighting Guide (Pro Recommendations)

To look your best, you should adjust the color temperature (Kelvin) based on your skin tone and room environment:

• Light/Fair Skin Tones: Aim for 5000K to 5600K (Daylight). It provides a clean, neutral look that prevents skin from looking too washed out or overly red.
• Medium/Olive Skin Tones: Try 4000K to 4500K (Neutral White). This adds a subtle warmth that complements olive undertones and creates a healthy "golden hour" glow.
• Deep/Dark Skin Tones: We recommend 3200K to 3800K (Warm White). Warmer tones highlight the richness of deeper skin and prevent the "ashy" or grey look that cool blue light can cause.

How to Set Up Your Meeting Light

1. Dual Monitor Setup: If you have two screens, open this tool on the one closest to your camera.
2. Angle Your Light: Position your light-producing monitor directly behind or next to your webcam to minimize harsh shadows under the eyes.
3. Pro Tip for Glasses Wearers: If the screen reflection is visible in your glasses, move the monitor slightly to the side or increase the height to change the angle of reflection.