Go face-to-face with these video-calling apps
Whether you’re looking to exchange holiday wishes or just catch up, connect with loved ones near and far with these video-calling apps.
ZOOM Cloud Meetings
Zoom Workplace
zoom.com
In-app purchases
4.1star
44.8L reviews
100Cr+
Downloads
Everyone
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- 1Work from anywhere with an all-in-one app for videoconferencing, calls, chat, and whiteboard collaboration
- 2Multitask with picture-in-picture and split-screen features, hands-free control, and Android Auto support
- 3Join or move meetings between devices with a single click while accessing functions for file sharing and more
Beloved for remote meetings and social gatherings alike, Zoom caters to large groups with features like screen sharing, real-time whiteboard annotating, and the option to host up to 100 participants with a basic account. When you’re off the clock, set up a Personal Meeting Room to unwind with friends and family.
From the early days of video calling, Skype’s been a global favorite for its easy-to-use calling and messaging features. Hop on video with up to 100 people, share your screen, and record important calls. Friends without the app can use a link to join calls from a web browser, no account needed.
Marco Polo
Marco Polo - Video Messenger
Joya Communications
In-app purchases
4.6star
3.08L reviews
1Cr+
Downloads
Everyone
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- 1Sending messages to friends feels more fun — and personal — with this “video walkie talkie”
- 2Messages can be as long as you want; delete after listening or keep them forever
- 3Voice filters make any message hilarious — choose from macho man, helium, or robot effect
Prefer to stay in the loop without chatting face-to-face? Keep in touch with friends and family by sending them short video messages (aka "Polos"). Trade messages one-on-one or create groups to communicate with your pals. Get playful with doodles and hilarious voice filters (macho man, helium, and robot) as you record.
Snapchat
Snap Inc
Contains adsIn-app purchases
4.1star
3.83Cr reviews
100Cr+
Downloads
Teen
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- 1Snapchat’s all about spontaneity and silliness, and its video caller is perfect for both
- 2An ever-changing selection of filters (or “Lenses”) runs the gamut from doe eyes to facial hair to full-body sloth
- 3Chats show up on your video call screen, and — true to Snapchat’s ephemeral nature — disappear once read
Snapchat is all about spontaneous self-expression. Try on filters and play with other augmented reality features during live video chats. Go ahead – be a cat, unicorn, or alien. And if you can’t chat live, you can always sit back and catch up on your friends' stories.
WhatsApp Messenger
WhatsApp LLC
In-app purchases
4.4star
21.1Cr reviews
1KCr+
Downloads
Everyone
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- 1Communicate with friends and family in 180+ countries via private messages or voice and video calls
- 2Enjoy secure, encrypted connections while chatting and sharing photos, documents, and other files
- 3View your contacts, connect with just a phone number, record a message, or talk with up to 8 people at a time
WhatsApp takes video calling out of the office with a user-friendly design that focuses on intimate groups (8 people or fewer), while offering end-to-end encryption. Skip pricey international calls and connect with loved ones around the globe using your own phone number and an internet connection.
Make high-quality video calls (even in low light) with a touch of fun. Talk with up to 32 people at once across devices, and take pics of the group you can instantly send to everyone on the call. Share doodles and stickers during calls, and transform yourself with virtual masks. Plus, leave personalized video messages when you can’t connect.
