This quick start guide walks you through getting started with your new Zoom account, including essential steps like scheduling your first meeting, downloading the Zoom client, and updating your Zoom …

Zoom offers multiple methods to schedule a meeting. A host has control over the options for their scheduled meetings, except for settings that an administrator has locked for all users in the account …

Zoom Webinars enable you to broadcast presentations to up to 1 million view-only attendees, depending on your webinar license capacity. Webinar licenses begin at 500 attendees and scale up to 1 million. …

Get help with Zoom Meetings from scheduling and joining calls to troubleshooting issues. Explore featured topics, common questions, and resources.

As the host, you can start the meeting from the Zoom Workplace desktop or mobile app, the Zoom Web app (web browser), the Zoom Web portal, a SIP/H.323 device, email, or Zoom Room. You can start …

Admins and phone users can customize call handling settings to determine how calls are routed during business, closed, break, or holiday (out-of-office) hours. For example, you can customize settings so …

How to start manual captioning Start manual captioning in a Zoom meeting or webinar Start the Zoom meeting or webinar that you are hosting. In the meeting controls toolbar, next to the Show Captions …

You can set up calendar integration so that Zoom Meetings on your third-party calendar are synced to the Zoom desktop app, providing an easy way to start or join your meetings. If a Zoom join link is not …

After you’ve created a Zoom account and installed the application, it’s simple to host an instant meeting.

Learn about host and co-host controls to manage various aspects of Zoom meetings effectively, including participant management and meeting settings.