In Microsoft Teams Free, you can create an instant meeting. Easily reach out to your contacts, whether you're in a spontaneous mood or require a last-minute meeting.
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Note
In Microsoft Teams Free, you can create meetings of up to one hundred participants for up to 60 minutes. Learn more about Teams subscriptions.
Create a meeting link
There are multiple ways to start an instant meeting in mobile. You can start one either through the Meet
or Chat
feature.
In Teams, you can do one of the following:
- From Meet
, you can choose Meet
. You can then update the name of the meeting and tap Start meeting. - From the Chat
. You can then update the name of the meeting and tap Start meeting.
- From Meet
Customize your meeting:
- Edit meeting name: Tap the pencil
and give your meeting descriptive title. - Share invite: Tap Share meeting invite
to share your meeting link via SMS and more. - Copy meeting link: Tap Copy meeting link
to copy the meeting invite link to your clipboard. - Meeting options
. Tap to configure the meeting's privacy options. You can set Who can bypass the lobby and Who can present options from the dropdown menu. You can also update attendee access with chat, voice and camera options, and reactions. Learn more about meeting options.
- Edit meeting name: Tap the pencil
Tap Start meeting to begin after you review your meeting options.
Set your audio and video options and then tap Join now.
Your meeting is created, and your meeting link is displayed in the meeting chat. You can copy and share this link at any time.
Note
You can configure the meetings privacy options anytime during the meeting. Tap More options
> People
> More options
> Meeting options
. Then you can set Who can bypass the lobby and Who can present options from the dropdown menu. After you make your selections, tap Save.
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