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Overview

Start or join a video conference from anywhere. With Google Meet, you can hold HD video meetings and invite people from outside your organization using Chrome or Firefox. Video calls support up to 100 participants at a time.  Learn how to use Google Meet with the Google Workspace Learning Center, a Google managed interactive training tool.

 

Get Started with Google Meet

  Start a Meeting

Start or schedule a new video meeting

You can start a new video meeting from Google Meet or Gmail. You can also schedule a Meet video meeting in Google Calendar—just create an event and add your guests to it.

Add people to a video meeting

You can add people to a video meeting in Google Meet before or after the meeting starts. If you start a meeting from Gmail, you add people after the meeting starts. You can also remove people during a video meeting.

  Join a Video Meeting

You can join a Google meeting from the calendar, directly from Meet homepage, or by dialing in on your phone.

  Collaborate in a Video Meeting

How to share a meeting using a URL or phone number

Others can join an existing meeting easily by using a URL link or by dialing in.

How to Present Your Screen

Google Meet is a great way to demonstrate something without being in the same room.

How to Send Chat Messages in an Active Call

If you are on a call and need to ask a question without interrupting the speaker, you can utilize the Chat Message window in an active meeting to get an answer. You can also share web links, or provide feedback on the meeting content if your computer microphone is not available.

How to Share a Meeting by Dialing Out

While in an active Meeting, you can dial to call someone. When they answer, they will be on the line with all the members of your meeting.

 

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