Microsoft is back with another big feature drop for Skype on mobile devices. The company has partnered with Snap to bring its augmented reality technology to Microsoft’s popular Messenger and allow users to “make chatting with family and friends more fun and enjoyable.”

Skype uses Snap’s Camera Kit SDK, which allows developers to integrate its augmented reality technology into third-party apps. Microsoft already uses it in Teams, SwiftKey, Flip and now Skype. With the Camera Kit SDK, Skype users can add text layers to photos and videos, apply filters, use masks, and use more creative tools to express themselves.

We’re excited to announce the launch of our new camera featuring dozens of engaging and fun lenses powered by Snap’s Augmented Reality (AR) technology. With Snap-enabled AR lenses, you can change his shape with a sparkly beard, go retro with some disco glasses or just show off your [love] with rain [hearts]. Lenses make chatting with family and friends more fun and enjoyable. This light, easy and storytelling camera is now available for you to create and share a photo or video directly in the app with your loved ones.

Here’s an example of Snap AR lenses on Skype:

You can try out Snap AR Lenses in Skype by updating your client to the latest version and then tapping the camera icon in the lower-right corner of the screen. Then, tap the smiley face button, select the lenses you want, or take a photo or record a video. Then, edit the result by adding text, overlays, filters or other content and send it to your contact.

The new Skype Lenses are available on Android and iOS devices. You can read more about them and see a detailed guide on using the lenses in Skype In the official announcement post. Skype for Android is available in the Google Play StoreAnd Skype for iOS is available in the App Store.