Scheduling a recurring meeting

1. Sign in to the Zoom desktop app.
2. On the Home tab , click Schedule .
   This will open a new window.
3. Under the Event tab, click the Repeat drop-down menu then select the preferred recurrence between Never, Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or Custom.
   Note: Scheduling a No Fixed Time recurring meeting must be done through the web portal.
4. (Optional) To customize recurrence settings, select Custom from the Repeat drop-down.
   • Choose how often the meeting should repeat, such as every 2 days, every 3 weeks, every 6 months. The Weekly recurrence option will also provide the ability to select which days of the week to repeat on.
   • Choose the End time when to end the recurring meeting series by selecting Never, On, or After. Select On to indicate the date for the recurring series to end, or After _ occurrences to choose how many recurrences in the series to create. 
5. Edit other meeting options as needed.
6. Click Save.

If you choose to export the meeting to your Outlook or Google Calendar events, the recurrence pattern is included in the calendar event created.

1. Sign in to the Zoom web portal.
2. In the navigation menu, click Meetings.
3. Click Schedule a Meeting.
4. Below the Time Zone option, select the check box next to Recurring meeting.
5. Edit the following recurrence options:
   • Recurrence: Choose to have this repeat Daily, Weekly, Monthly, or No Fixed Time. 
   • Repeat every: Choose how often the meeting should repeat, such as every 2 days, every 3 weeks, every 6 months. The Weekly recurrence option will also provide the ability to select which days of the week to repeat on. 
   • End date: Choose when to end the recurring meeting series. Choose By to select the date for the recurring series to end, or After _ occurrences to choose how many recurrences in the series to create. 
     Notes:
     • Recurring meetings can have a maximum of 60 occurrences. If you need more than 60 occurrences, use the No Fixed Time option in the Recurrence drop-down menu.
     • Using No Fixed Time is not recommended where possible since it is going to be removed in the future.
6. If registration is required and the meeting is recurring, specify one of the following options:
   • Attendees register once and can attend any of the occurrences: Registrants can attend all of the occurrences. All dates and times of the webinar will be listed and the registrant will be registered for all occurrences. The corresponding registration report will contain all registrants together, regardless of which session they attend, while each session's attendee report will contain the attendees for that specific session. 
   • Attendees need to register for each occurrence to attend: Registrants need to register separately for each occurrence to attend. They can only choose one date and time on the registrant page. The registration and attendee reports for each scheduled session will contain the registrants/attendees for just that session. 
   • Attendees register once and can choose one or more occurrences to attend: Registrants register once and can choose one or more occurrences to attend. They will need to select which dates and times they would like to attend and they will only be registered for those occurrences. They can choose multiple options. The registration and attendee reports for each scheduled session will contain the registrants/attendees for just that session. 
7. Click Save.
8. Finish selecting the meeting options and click Schedule.

1. Sign in to the Zoom mobile app.
2. On the Meetings tab , tap Schedule .
3. Follow the steps to schedule a meeting.
4. Tap the Repeat option and select a recurrence.
5. Turn on Add to calendar and click Schedule.
   Zoom will redirect you to your default calendar app and create a new meeting event.
6. Follow one of the sections below depending on your calendar selection.

If you chose Google Calendar when creating a recurring meeting in the Zoom desktop app, a browser window will open prompting you to sign in to Google to add the recurrence to your calendar.

1. When prompted, sign in to Google. If you've already signed in, select your Google account.
2. Click Allow to let Zoom access your Google account.
   Google Calendar will create a calendar event with the Zoom meeting details.
3. In the dropdown menu below the date and time options, select the recurrence you want for your meetings.
4. Finalize your meeting options and click Save.

1. Below the date and time options, tap More options.
2. Tap Does not repeat and select a recurrence option.
3. Finalize your meeting options. Visit our article about scheduling meetings to learn more.
4. Tap Save.

If you choose Outlook when creating a recurring meeting in the Zoom desktop app, the Outlook desktop app will open.

Note: You must have the Outlook desktop app installed on your computer for this to work. To set up a recurring Zoom meeting on the Outlook web app, check out the Zoom Outlook add-in.

1. In the top toolbar of the Outlook desktop app, click Recurrence.
2. Change the recurrence settings, then click OK.
3. Finalize your meeting options and click Send.

1. Tap Repeat, select a recurrence option, then tap the check mark.
2. Finalize your meeting options. Visit our article about scheduling meetings to learn more.
3. Click Save.

You can view a list of your recurring meetings in the Zoom desktop app.

1. Sign in to the Zoom desktop app.
2. Click the Meetings tab .
3. For recurring meetings with a fixed recurrence pattern, each scheduled session is shown on the date scheduled.
   Meetings with No Fixed Time are located in the Recurring meeting section, found at the bottom of the list of upcoming meetings. 
4. Click a meeting to view more details and meeting options.

Note: The Recurring meeting section is not available for users with Merge Meetings and Calendar tabs enabled.

You can view a list of your recurring meetings in the Zoom mobile app.

1. Sign in to the Zoom mobile app.
2. Tap the Meetings  tab.
3. Scroll down to the Recurring meeting section to locate your recurring meetings.
4. Tap a meeting to view more details and meeting options.