Google Duo has a few hidden features that you can use to make video calls more focused and fun. One of the features you’ve never used is Auto-framing mode, which centers your face during video calls, even if you’ve got the camera pointed at an awkward angle.
How to Stay Centered with Automatic Framing on Google Duo
But what exactly is Auto-framing mode, how does it work, and most importantly, how do you enable it? Here’s everything you need to know.
When you’re on a Google Duo video call, Auto-framing keeps you centered in the frame even if you move, just like in a David Fincher film. The app does this by detecting the faces in the video call and then zooming in on the view so that your face is always centered.
The convenience of this feature can hardly be overstated. Users can move around the room and keep their hands free while doing other activities, all while remaining within the frame and fully visible to the people on the other side.
