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There are multiple ways to join a Zoom meeting. You can join a meeting through an email or calendar invite, an instant messaging invite, from a web browser, from the Zoom desktop and mobile application, from a landline or mobile phone, or with an SIP/H.323 device.
You can also join a test meeting to familiarize yourself with using Zoom, or join a meeting without an account.
Running a few minutes late? Use AI Companion to quickly catch up and get clarity on what you missed during a meeting without interrupting it.
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Before joining a Zoom meeting on a computer or mobile device, you can download Zoom from the Download Center. Otherwise, you will be prompted to download and install Zoom when you click a join link.
In a web browser, you can join a Zoom meeting by entering the meeting ID and choosing to open the Zoom desktop or mobile app, or join a meeting directly from a web browser without downloading any plugins or software.
The Zoom web app allows users to join a meeting from a web browser without downloading any plugins or software. The meeting host must enable Show a "Join from your browser" link for their participants. Learn more about using the Zoom web app.
If you are online with the Zoom desktop app or mobile app, contacts can invite you to the live meeting directly. You will receive an incoming message notification, displaying who is inviting you to the meeting, along with a ringtone. Click Accept to join the meeting with the person who is calling you.
Note: If you have already joined the meeting by computer, you will have the option to enter your 6-digit participant ID to be associated with your computer. If you have not joined on your computer, press # again when prompted to enter in your participant ID.