Meet
Google Meet is a video meeting option from Google that makes scheduling and joining a meeting more accessible. Whether you’re using a computer, an Android, or an iOS device, you can access meetings in one place. Meet supports up to 25 co-hosts and up to 1000 people at once—the last 500 join in view-only mode.
Desktop experience
With Google Meet, you don’t need to schedule a meeting; go to meet.google.com to start a new meeting or join a scheduled meeting.
Mobile Experience
Google Meet is available for mobile devices (Android and iOS), so you can meet on the go! Download and install Google Meet from the Play Store or the App Store.
Meet Security
Google Meet’s security controls are turned on by default so that, in most cases, organizations and users won’t have to do a thing to ensure the proper protections are in place. Learn more about how Google keeps your video conferences protected.
How do I...
- Ask participants questions in Google Meet
- Conduct polls in Google Meet
- Co-present Slides in Google Meet
- Filter out noise from your video conference on Google Meet
- Get Google Meet training and tutorials
- How Google Meet settings apply to events created on or transferred to other Google Calendars
- Learn about the Meet layout for your computer
- Live stream a video meeting for hosts
- Multiple Co-Hosts - Meeting hosts can add up to 25 co-hosts to their meetings.
- Pin, mute, or remove participants
- Present in Google Meet
- Record a video meeting
- Tips on how to collaborate in a video meeting
- Track attendance in Google Meet
- Use breakout rooms in Google Meet
- Use Companion mode for hybrid learning & collaboration
- Use Transcripts with Google Meet
- Use captions & translated captions in Google Meet
- View Calendar guest list in Google Meet
- View video meeting details & attachments
Switch from Zoom, Skype, or Webex
See a side-by-side comparison of features for these applications.