Peer Video Call
Start a direct browser video call with another person using WebRTC and copy-and-paste connection codes.
Free browser tool
No Matrix computer needed
✓ No account or card
✓ Use the result right away
✓ Task-specific limits below
Workspace
Use peer video call
Runs in this browser tab
Connect with one person
Both people open this page. One creates an invitation and shares its code. The other pastes it, creates an answer, and sends that answer back. The first person pastes the answer to connect.
Codes contain network connection details, including possible IP addresses. Share them only with someone you trust. Cloudflare STUN helps find a direct path; restricted networks may need TURN and may not connect here.
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Video call
Camera and microphone access starts only when you create or join an invitation. Closing the connection stops your tracks.
You · camera off
Peer
How to use it
One person creates an invitation, the other joins with the code and returns an answer to connect.
What to check
Both people need the page open. A public STUN server sees connection metadata, and direct connections may fail on restrictive networks without TURN.
Review the result before using it in a published page, application, or agent configuration.
Quick answers
Frequently asked questions
How do two people connect for a video call?
One browser creates an invitation and the other returns an answer code. Both people keep their pages open during the direct WebRTC call.
Why can a peer video call fail on some networks?
A public STUN server helps discover a connection path, but restrictive networks may need a TURN relay that this free tool does not provide.
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