Video conferencing

In a simulated screenshot, one colleague uses Slack to call another.

A simulated screenshot shows a brief conversation in Slack between coworkers, ending with a call.

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.

During a Slack video call, you can share your screen. Image of man smiling as screen sharing begins.

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.

Catch up with remote team members

Typing is great. We love typing. But sometimes it’s nice to see the face at the other end of the screen.

Video conferencing helps bring remote colleagues into conversations and decisions as they take place. Whether you’re catching up one-to-one or sharing an update with the team, everyone will be able to see and hear what’s going on.

In a simulated screenshot, a woman happily collaborates with two coworkers on a video call.

Simple to start

Bid farewell to byzantine log-ins. In Slack, video calls are quick and easy to start (or join). See how to start a video call in Slack.

Works on the move

At the airport or on your way there, you can still join the call in Slack. No matter where you are, you can still watch, listen and speak on video calls (if you want to).

Stay focused

In Slack, you don’t have to leave what you’re working on to join or start a call with video. A single command in Slack gets you talking in no time.

Show and tell

While in a video conference, you can show what you’re working on by sharing your screen. Anyone on the call can draw on the screen to add annotations.