

Place the attendee in a virtual waiting roomĬontrol if participants can use in-meeting chatĬontrol if participants can unmute or rename themselvesĪllow a participant to start or stop a recordingĪssign a participant to type closed captionĬhange a participant's name that is displayed to other participantsĪutomatically mute participants as they join the meeting

Lock meeting (don't allow other participants to join the meeting in progress) In-meeting security controls (hosts and co-hosts) Report a participant for inappropriate behavior View pre-assigned participants in breakout rooms (if set up in web portal) Start and manage breakout rooms (host only) In-meeting controls (participants and hosts)Ĭreate, edit, and launch advanced polls and quizzes Participants are pre-assigned to breakout rooms (if set up by the host) View, edit, start, or delete your scheduled meetings Share your screen in a Zoom Room by entering in the sharing key or meeting ID.ĭisplay synced calendar events (if you added a third-party calendar service) Sign in using Zoom account, Google, Facebook, or SSO The web client on Internet Explorer does not support these features: share video or screen, join computer audio, view shared video, and simultaneous screen share. The web client column applies to Firefox, Chrome, Edge, and Safari.For Zoom Phone, see our comparison of Zoom Phone features.Some features can be disabled by the account owner, admin, or host.Only use the web client if you cannot access the other options.


You can also use the web portal to schedule, view, and edit meetings. The Zoom web portal is primarily used for changing your profile, meeting settings and Zoom Phone settings. Note: The Zoom desktop client, mobile app, and web client have different features than the Zoom web portal. See the table below for a comparison of features between the Zoom desktop clients, mobile apps, web client, and PWA (Progressive Web App).
