Add your people as contacts and call them in one click. Chat and send files during the call. No app to download, no meeting links, no time limits.
Free. No ads, no paid plan, no email required.
Install Videocall from the Chrome Web Store. It opens from the Chrome toolbar, so there's no separate app.
Choose a username and password. No email or phone number needed.
Find people by their username and send a request. Once they accept, press Call whenever they're online.
Video, chat and files in one window, with nothing to configure.
Clear one-on-one calls. Mute the microphone or turn off the camera at any time.
Send messages, links and emoji without leaving the call. Messages to someone offline arrive when they open Videocall.
Attach files up to 32 MB in the chat and the other person can download them right away. Files are deleted after 48 hours.
Calls run on WebRTC and go peer-to-peer whenever the network allows. Audio and video are always encrypted.
Nobody can call or message you until you accept their contact request. Unwanted requests can be marked as spam.
The extension is available in English, Spanish, French, German and Portuguese.
Videocall isn't a meeting platform. There are no rooms, invite links or calendar events, just your contacts and a Call button.
Use it to catch up with family and friends, or for a quick call with a client or colleague. See use cases
Yes. Calls have no time limit, there's no paid plan, and there are no ads.
No. Videocall is a Chrome extension. You add it from the Chrome Web Store and it runs inside the browser, with nothing else to install. More about calling without a download
You sign up with a username and password. No email or phone number is required. Other people find you by your username.
Calls use WebRTC, so audio and video are always encrypted. When the network allows, they go directly between you and the other person; otherwise they pass through a relay server that can't decrypt them. Only contacts you've accepted can call or message you. Files sent in chat are deleted from the server after 48 hours. How browser calls work
Videocall is for one-on-one calls, not meetings. There are no rooms or invite links: you add people as contacts and call them directly. It runs as a lightweight Chrome extension and has no time limits or paid tiers.
Not yet. Videocall currently supports video, chat and file sharing. Screen sharing is planned.
Not at the moment. Videocall works in Chrome on a computer.
Free, with no time limits. Set it up in a minute and make your first call.
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