Join Google Meet calls from Safari on iOS devices

By | June 24, 2026

Join Google Meet calls from Safari on iOS devices

How to Use Google Meet on iPhone (Full Setup) | Step-by-Step Guide 2026

Join Google Meet calls from Safari on iOS devices

Prior to this update, iOS users without the Gmail or Meet apps were unable to participate in Google Meet sessions on their mobile devices. Now, iOS mobile device users can join meetings directly through Safari, without needing to install an app. The process is now seamless; individuals without a Google account can simply provide their name to request entry into the call.


In this animation, an iPhone user has received a link to join a Meet call. They click on the link and immediately join via their Safari browser.

Getting started

  • Admins: There is no admin control for this feature.
  • End users: If an iOS user attempts to join a Google Meet call and doesn’t have the Gmail or Meet app installed, they’ll be automatically directed to join via Safari.

Rollout pace

Availability

  • Available to all Google Workspace customers and users with personal Google accounts

Google Workspace Updates: Join Google Meet calls from Safari on iOS devices

You can join Google Meet calls directly from Safari on your iPhone or iPad without downloading any dedicated applications. Google natively supports joining meetings straight through mobile Safari. [1, 2]

How to Join via Safari

Follow these quick steps to hop on a call:
  1. Tap the meeting link you received via text, email, or calendar.
  2. Automated redirect will send you to Safari if the Google Meet App or Gmail app is missing.
  3. Enter your name on the screen; a Google account is not required.
  4. Grant hardware access by allowing Safari to use your device’s camera and microphone.
  5. Tap “Ask to join” to enter the video conference seamlessly. [1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7]

Core Requirements & Rollout

  • No app required: Eliminates the previous requirement of having the Gmail or Meet apps installed.
  • No admin control: This update is automatically enabled for all end-users.
  • Rollout schedule: The feature is rolling out globally and may take up to 15 days to become visible to all users. [1, 5]