Meet more efficiently with video conferencing
It’s easier to see things eye-to-eye when you’re face-to-face. Video conferencing helps you share information more efficiently, so work gets done faster.
Collaborate from anywhere
Working from home? Or with a team across the world? Make the most of valuable time together, no matter where you are.
Share your ideas, and your screen too
Sharing your screen during a video conference call helps communicate complex ideas clearly, so everyone is on the same page.
Simple to start
Bid farewell to byzantine log-ins. In Slack, video calls are quick and easy to start (or join).
Show and tell
In a video conference, you can show what you’re working on by sharing your screen. Or you can hand over the reins to let someone else share theirs.
Focus on your work
In Slack, you don’t have to leave your work to start or join a call. Go from typing messages to making a video call with the click of a button.
Stay tuned in
At the office or on your way, you can tune in to a call in Slack. Join video calls from your computer or listen from your phone with dedicated Slack apps.
Download the Slack appTake a closer look at video calls in Slack
Frequently asked questions
When you need to connect by voice or video call, or share your screen with your teammates, you have a few options in Slack. You can use Slack’s built-in calling feature, or visit our App Directory to install a third-party calling app of your choice.
Yes! You can use Slack’s voice and video features on all of Slack’s subscriptions.
You can! Just start a Slack call to share your screen. Bear in mind that screen sharing is only available on Slack’s paid subscriptions.
Slack brings teams together, and sometimes teams need face-to-face meetings. The Zoom app makes it easy to instantly start or join a meeting directly from Slack. Visit the Help Centre for detailed steps on how to connect Zoom with Slack.
With Slack calls, you can have a maximum of 15 participants.