Best video conferencing apps for Android
Video conferencing apps let you host or join meetings from a phone or tablet, invite people, share your screen and mute background noise.
23 apps ranked · How we rank
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A free, dependable video calling app whose premium extras are worth checking against your languages and devices.
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A free, ad-free coordination hub for workgroups, communities and families.
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A well-established, free business communications app best suited to customer-facing teams that need calls, chat and meetings in one place.
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A well-established all-in-one hub for Zoom-based teams, though its best AI features often require a paid plan.
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A well-rounded business communications app for teams that handle customer calls and messages on the move.
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A free, no-login video meeting app that suits hosts who want quick calls and guests who do not want another account.
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A free calling and messaging app whose games, polls and doodling make it a strong fit for families and small groups.
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A capable free collaboration hub for teams that meet across languages and want chat, calls and meetings in one app.
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A well-established communication platform for clinics and their invited patients, with compliance credentials that justify the trial.
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A free, focused Android video calling app for groups, files and video messages, best for people who value low data use and peer-to-peer video.
More of the best video conferencing apps
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11
Zoom Rooms Controller
zoom.com
3.9
10M+
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12
Zoom Workplace for Intune
zoom.com
3.8
10M+
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13
Skype for Business for Android
Microsoft Corporation
3.7
10M+
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14
Meeting - Video Conference
DOSA Apps
4.2
1M+
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15
VA Video Connect
US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
4.4
500K+
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16
Video Meeting
Video Meeting and Conference App
4.0
100K+
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17
Zoom Workplace for Chromebook
zoom.com
3.9
5M+
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18
Webex Intune
Cisco Systems, Inc.
3.9
100K+
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19
HomeWAV
HomeWAV LLC
3.6
1M+
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20
Video Meeting - Meeting
Innometrics Enterprise
4.4
50K+
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21
Gruveo - Video Conferencing
Gruveo Ltd.
3.3
500K+
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22
GettingOut Visits
Viapath
3.3
1M+
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23
imo video calls and chat HD
Baby Penguin
3.8
10M+
About video conferencing apps
Some are built for scheduled team meetings, others for quick one-to-one calls or webinars with a large audience. Apps tied to a workplace account suit recurring internal meetings but may need an invitation from an administrator. Free-standing apps are easier to join as a guest, though group calls can be capped or shortened. Some focus on screen sharing and chat during a call, while others lean toward recording, captions or dial-in numbers for people without a stable data connection. They also differ in how well a call holds up when the connection drops.
What to look for
- Check the limit on meeting length and participant count for the free tier, since a call can cut off or refuse new joiners once you pass it.
- Look at how participants join, because a link that opens in a browser is easier for guests than one that requires an account and an app install.
- See what in-call tools are included, such as screen sharing, chat, recording, or captions, as these often decide whether a meeting runs smoothly.
- Consider how the app is paid for, whether through a subscription tied to a work account or a free tier supported by ads or optional paid upgrades.
- Check whether a stable connection is required throughout, since dial-in numbers and audio-only fallback help when mobile data is weak.
How we rank
Apps are ranked by their Google Play rating (weighted by how many people rated them), their number of installs, how recently they were updated and how closely they fit the category. Only apps we've reviewed are included.