Most people reach for a photo or a blurred room for their video-call background. A solid color is simpler, cleaner, and often looks more professional — no busy patterns, no clutter, no freezes.
White reads as bright and minimal but can blow out on camera. Light gray is softer and flatters most skin tones. A muted blue or green gives a studio feel and works well for chroma-key setups.
To use one: open BlankPane, pick your color, and go full screen on a second display or window positioned behind you. For lighting, bounce a white screen onto your face instead of relying on a ceiling light.
Avoid saturated colors directly behind your face — they can tint your skin. Stick to soft neutrals or a calm blue/green for the best on-camera result.