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Anyone with a Google Account can create a video meeting, invite up to 100 participants, and meet for up to 60 minutes per meeting at no cost. For mobile calls and 1:1s, there’s no time...
Google Meet is a high-quality video calling app that lets you connect with your friends, family, colleagues, and classmates across devices. You can make spontaneous calls, schedule meetings, send video messages, and enjoy features like live sharing, effects, backgrounds, and reactions.
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- Start a video meeting from Meet
- Start a video meeting from Gmail
- Start a video meeting directly from Gmail or Chat
- Schedule a video meeting from Google Calendar
- Schedule a video meeting in another scheduling system
- Control Meeting access with host controls
You can set up or start a new Google meet video meeting from:Meet
Gmail
Google Calendar
Google Chat (Mobile only)
Start video meetings using Google Meet on your computer
1. Go to Google Meet.
2. Click New Meeting.
3. Select an option:
• Create a meeting for later:
• To share the meeting details for a future meeting, copy the meeting link and share with participants.
Important: To start a video meeting from Gmail, you must turn on Meet in Gmail.
1. Open Gmail.
2. In the Meet section, click New meeting.
3. To send the meeting invite via link or email, click Send invite.
• To copy the meeting invite details, click Copy meeting invite.
• To send an email invite, click Share via email.
Start a video meeting directly from Gmail or Chat.
When you create an event on Google Calendar, you can add a video meeting link.
• Google Workspace users: You can also add a dial-in number to the Calendar event.
• Google Workspace Essentials users: You can't schedule a meeting in Google Calendar.
Important: Guests can forward the meeting link to other people. If an uninvited person tries to join, a meeting participant from your organization must accept their request. For meetings organized by a personal Google Account, only the meeting creator can admit these participants.
1. In Calendar, create an event.
2. Click Add guests.
1. Start a video meeting from Gmail or Meet.
2. Copy the meeting details to an event created in your scheduling system.
Use host controls to manage who can join your meetings.
1. In Google Calendar, select an event.
2. Click Settings .
3. In the "Host Controls" tab, under "Meeting access," choose a Meeting access type:
• Open: Anyone with a meeting link can join your meetings. No one has to knock.
• Trusted: Anyone within the host’s organization can join without knocking. Anyone outside the organization, but invited through a Google Calendar event, can join without knocking. Everybody else must knock.
Learn how to get the updated Meet app for video calling and meetings on your computer or mobile device. Find out how to access your meetings, view your calling history and messages, and switch between the new and original Meet apps.
Learn how to use Google Meet for video meetings, calling, livestreaming and more. Find answers to common questions, troubleshoot issues and explore new features in Google Meet.
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