With Google Meet, setting up a new meeting is designed to be straightforward so you can focus on the discussion, not the logistics.

• Start a meeting from your browser: Go to Google Meet, click “New meeting,” and choose whether you want to start an instant meeting, schedule it in Google Calendar, or create a meeting link for later.
• Use Google Calendar: Create a new event, add your meeting details, and Calendar will automatically generate a Google Meet link.
• Join from any device: Participants can click the meeting link from their laptop, tablet, or phone to join the video-first call.

This flow helps teams reimagine how they connect, especially when working remotely or across time zones.

Inviting others to a Google Meet call is flexible, so you can match how your team prefers to work.

• Share the meeting link: After you create a meeting, copy the Meet link and send it via email, chat, or your project management tool.
• Use Google Calendar invites: Add guests to a Calendar event with a Meet link. They’ll receive an email with all the details and a one-click “Join” button.
• Invite from inside the meeting: Once you’re in the meeting, you can add people by email or share the meeting details directly from the Meet interface.

These options help teams reshape how they schedule and join conversations, especially when everyone is working remotely.

Yes, Google Meet is built so people can join video-first calls from almost anywhere and on most common devices.

• From a computer: Join directly in a supported web browser using the meeting link—no extra software required.
• From a mobile device: Use the Google Meet app on Android or iOS and tap the meeting link or enter the meeting code.
• From Google Workspace tools: Click the Meet link embedded in Google Calendar or Gmail to jump straight into the call.

This flexibility helps teams rethink how and where they meet, making it easier to stay connected while working remotely.