Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Zoomland. We had a summer of warm weather and partially-lifted mask restrictions, but just in time for the holidays, the Omicron variant is putting us back in our places and reminding us to be a little safer this season. Many of us will be celebrating with loved ones, but for some, in-person parties are just nor realistic. That’s why I’m making Zoom backgrounds cool again—and these Christmas Zoom backgrounds are the move for any and all safe, distanced celebrations.
A good Zoom background is the gift that keeps on giving—and it’s the season of giving gifts, is it not? Whether you go for a classically-decorated home or a beautifully-trimmed Christmas tree, your background can totally convince your loved ones you have your life together this holiday season (despite the fact that literally no one has their life together right now). Or, you can get creative and use a funny background for laughs, like Santa Claus in a face mask. The possibilities are endless!
If you’ve yet to dive into the world of Zoom backgrounds, setting them up is beyond easy. Simply save a photo you like to your computer’s desktop and then open up your Zoom. Click the button that says Settings, then Virtual Background. Select your photo and boom! Leave it all night long or change it every now and again to keep things interesting.
Don’t have a photo in mind? That’s where we come in. While my top recommendation is always a vintage photo of you crying on Santa’s lap at the mall (ask your mom to send it to you in advance!) there are plenty of great options you can pull from online, too. Below, a few of our faves to ensure your Christmas Zoom sesh is merry and bright.
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Candy Canes
Can’t make it to your family celebration? Zoom with them live from the candy cane forest!
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This Festive Village
I’m a sucker for Christmas lights—but if I try to Zoom from my front yard to show mine off, my wifi would be terrible. This background gets the job done instead!
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Under the Mistletoe
Zooming from under the mistletoe? Bold moves only. Save this background for any holiday Zoom dates and thank me later. Alexa, play “Kiss Me Thru The Phone” by Soulja Boy!
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With Santa’s Elves
This is the perfect background for a Zoom you need to keep short and sweet. “I’ve got to go, Santa and the elves need my help!”
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Icy Snow Flakes
Sometimes I don’t want a full-on setting for a background. This aesthetically-pleasing snowflake situation will do just fine.
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Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree
If your family always plans a trip into the city to see the tree, use this background of the tree itself! Not this year’s tree, though. She just wasn’t cutting it.
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An Actual Gingerbread House
Why Zoom from your house when you can Zoom from a gingerbread house instead?
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Santa’s Sleigh Sighting
When your little cousins ask what’s that behind you, act casual as if you’ve got no idea it’s Santa and his reindeer on the move!
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This Decorated Living Room
Who doesn’t want to pretend their house looks this grand? With the tree trimmed and the fire blazing, this is the ultimate “home for the holidays” background.
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Among The Evergreens
If you didn’t get a real tree this year, use this background to pretend you’re at the Christmas tree farm! Bonus points if you light a pine-scented candle for the full effect (they can’t smell it, but you can).
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The North Pole
If you can’t be with your family this year, this is probably the next best place.
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Festive Christmas Cookies
Be honest, the ones you made don’t look nearly this good (but you can totally pretend you took this pic yourself!).
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A White Christmas
If you didn’t get an actual white Christmas, you can totally fake one via Zoom! Digital snow won’t make you cold, either, so it’s a win-win.
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Masked Santa
This one’s guaranteed to get some laughs. Props to Santa for fitting a mask over his big white beard!
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This Pile of Presents
No good at wrapping? The people you’re Zoom-ing with never need to know…
Image: Adobe Design: Cierra Miller/STYLECASTER
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