Use Airtime to present on video calls

Lina

Updated April 24, 2025 07:29

You can use Airtime to present live on video calls with video conferencing tools like Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and FaceTime.

Connect Airtime tools to other video conferencing tools

Note: You'll need to download and install Airtime tools for desktop first in order to connect Airtime to your video conferencing tool.

Open Airtime Creator or Airtime Camera on your device.
Open Zoom and start or join a meeting.
In the bottom toolbar, click next to Video and select Airtime.

Open Airtime Creator or Airtime Camera on your device.
Open Google Meet and start or join a call.
In the call setup screen, click the camera setting and select Airtime.
Click Join now.

Note: Google Meet may have framing enabled, which puts you in the center of the screen and make your Airtime slides or background look cropped. To fix this, follow the steps below.

In the bottom toolbar, click the More icon ⋮ and select Apply visual effects.
In the Effects sidebar, click the Appearance tab.
Turn off Framing.

Open Airtime Creator or Airtime Camera on your device.
Open Microsoft Teams and start or join a meeting.
In the setup screen, check that your camera is turned on. If your camera is off, click to toggle the switch on.
Click the Settings icon
In the Video settings sidebar, select Airtime.
Click Join now.

You can use Airtime with Apple's built-in apps like Safari, Photo Booth, and FaceTime.

Open Airtime Creator or Airtime Camera on your device.
Open FaceTime.
In the Mac menu bar, go to Video and select Airtime.

Once you've connected the Airtime virtual camera to your video conferencing tool, you can present to your audience by clicking through your slides in Airtime Creator. You can also control your slides and other Airtime Creator features with the built-in speaker notes window.

Note: If your Airtime slides or background appear blurry or aren't displaying properly, check out this article.

Video conferencing compatibility

Airtime for Mac currently works with:

Zoom
Google Meet
Microsoft Teams
Cisco Webex
GoToMeeting
Blue Jeans
Houseparty
RingCentral Video
WebinarNinja
Vidyo

In some cases, Airtime is compatible with a video conferencing tool's web app but not its desktop app. This is usually because plugins are only accepted on the web app. These video conferencing tool are:

Skype
Amazon Chime
Discord

Airtime for Windows currently works with:

Zoom
Google Meet
Microsoft Teams
Slack for Windows
Cisco Webex
Discord

If you use a video conferencing platform not listed in the Mac and Windows tabs, you can share the Airtime Creator Broadcast window if the tool has a share screen function. If your video conferencing tool accepts apps that stream video, there's a good chance Airtime Creator will be compatible.

Still need help? Submit a support ticket or email us at help@airtimetools.com.

Connect Airtime tools to other video conferencing tools

Video conferencing compatibility

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