Top 20 Alternatives to FaceTime in Free Video Conferencing Software

FaceTime is Apple’s native video‑calling app, but it’s limited to iOS/macOS devices. Below are 20 free (or freemium) video‑conferencing solutions that work across multiple platforms—Windows, Android, iOS, Linux, and the web—so you can stay connected without an Apple ecosystem.

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#2 Zoom

Popular video‑meeting platform offering up to 100 participants for 40‑minute meetings on its free plan.

Web‑based meetings from Google, free for up to 100 participants with a 60‑minute limit per meeting.

Collaboration hub with chat, file sharing, and video calls for up to 100 participants, 60‑minute meetings.

Open‑source, no‑account‑required video conferencing that runs directly in the browser.

#6 Discord

Gaming‑focused chat app that provides free voice/video channels for up to 25 participants per call.

#7 Skype

Microsoft’s classic video‑calling service supporting up to 100 participants with screen sharing.

#8 Whereby

Browser‑based rooms with a free tier for up to 4 participants, no downloads required.

Enterprise‑grade video meetings for up to 100 participants, 50‑minute limit per meeting.

Webinar and meeting tool with a free plan for up to 3 participants and 30‑minute meetings.

Amazon’s communication service offering free video calls for up to 15 participants.

#12 Signal

Privacy‑focused messenger with end‑to‑end encrypted video calls, available on mobile and desktop.

#13 Telegram

Cloud‑messaging app that includes secure group video calls for up to 30 users.

#14 WhatsApp

Widely used mobile messenger offering encrypted video calls for up to 8 participants.

Create a video chat room for up to 50 people without a Facebook account.

Open‑source web conferencing system tailored for online learning, free to self‑host.

#17 Talky

Simple, no‑login video chat for up to 4 participants, works directly in the browser.

#18 VSee

Free telehealth‑grade video platform with screen sharing and recording, usable for any meeting.

Hosted Jitsi instance that lets you start a meeting instantly without an account.

#20 Tox

Decentralized, peer‑to‑peer messenger with encrypted video calls, completely free.

Open‑source team chat with built‑in video conferencing via WebRTC, free to self‑host.