Unlimited number of users: there are no artificial limits on the number of users or conference participants. Server power and bandwidth are the only limiting factors;
Jitsi Meet does not require an account;
Secure rooms: manage access to conferences with a password;
Encrypted by default;
Experimental support for end-to-end encryption to further improve security;
High quality audio and video via Opus and VP8;
Support for creating user-friendly URLs: MySite.com/OurConf;
It is possible to turn on/off the microphone and camera, as well as select the desired device;
It is possible to show the screen (desktop): the entire screen or a specific program window;
The “Raise your Hand” function allows you to show that you want to speak out (the palm icon will appear in a blue circle);
You can invite others to the conference by copying the link and sending it to the right person, sending it by email, or embedding the conference using an Iframe;
It is possible to choose a general or close-up;
There is an option to choose the quality of communication;
Full-screen mode support;
Security settings: Lobby mode (allows you to protect the conference by allowing people to log in only after the moderator approves it), set a password, and enable end-to-end encryption (experimental);
Start Recording Feature: Jitsi Meet only supports recording to the Dropbox cloud;
The functions “Turn off the microphone for all” and “Turn off all cameras” are available;
It is possible to start streaming on YouTube;
It is possible to share videos from YouTube with the participants;
There is an option to choose a background;
Support for keyboard shortcuts.
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Installation
The software Jitsi Meet is available for installation on Linux, Windows and macOS, as well as: mobile applications for Android and iOS, Web version.
Installation method
OS
PPA
Ubuntu* 16.04/18.04/19.04/20.04, Linux Mint 18/19, Debian
Deb
Ubuntu* 16.04/18.04/19.04/20.04, Linux Mint 18/19, Debian
Flatpak
Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Debian, Arch Linux, Fedora, CentOS, KDE Neon, openSUSE, elementary OS, Manjaro, Red Hat Enterprise Linux
AppImage
Ubuntu, Fedora, openSUSE, CentOS, elementaryOS, Linux Mint and others