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What is Jitsi Meet?

Jitsi Meet is video conferencing built from open-source parts. It runs in the browser, scales from a quick call to larger meetings, and can be used for free at meet.jit.si or deployed on your own servers.

Jitsi Meet is a set of open-source projects for running video conferencing with HD audio and video. Meetings work in any current browser or the mobile apps, with screen sharing, chat, polls, reactions and virtual backgrounds, and it can be self-hosted with Debian packages or Docker.

Core capabilities

  • Join HD video meetings from any current browser or the iOS and Android apps.
  • Share screens, chat privately, run polls and raise hands during a meeting.
  • Self-host with Debian packages or Docker, or embed meetings with web and native SDKs.

Everything a meeting needs

HD audio and video, content sharing, chat with private conversations, polls, raised hands, reactions and virtual backgrounds are built in. Meetings work in all current browsers and in mobile apps for iOS and Android.

  • HD video
  • Screen sharing
  • Polls

Run your own instance

Debian packages and a comprehensive Docker setup make it straightforward to run a private installation, and advanced users can build every component from source. Web and native SDKs let developers embed meetings in their own applications.

  • Self-hosted
  • Docker
  • SDKs

Where it fits

Use cases

  1. 01

    Meet clients without asking them to install anything

    Send a meeting link that opens in the browser, so clients can join a video call from a laptop or phone without an account or app.

  2. 02

    Host private video calls for your team

    Run your own Jitsi Meet server with the Debian packages or Docker setup so meetings stay on infrastructure you choose.

  3. 03

    Add video calls to your own product

    Use the web and native SDKs to embed meetings in an app or portal, for example for consultations or support calls.