FaceTime is an app that lets you connect with family and friends around the world using your iPhone, iPad, Mac or Apple TV. You can use various features like SharePlay, screen sharing, reactions, video effects and more to enhance your calls.

Apple kept FaceTime as an exclusive feature for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac for over a decade, but nowadays, it's possible to use it on other platforms, including Windows (and Android). That means you can finally use FaceTime on Windows with your Apple friends—kinda. We'll show you how it works.

Learn about making video and audio calls with FaceTime on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, or Mac. You can use Group FaceTime to chat with multiple people.

Here's a step-by-step guide on how to initiate FaceTime calls to Android users if you're an iPhone user, and how to receive FaceTime calls if you use an Android phone.

Learn how to use FaceTime to make video and audio calls on your iPhone or iPad over Wi-Fi or cellular. Find out how to turn on FaceTime, make a call, answer a call, share your screen, and more.

FaceTime allows you to join calls using a web link, even if you don't have an Apple device.

Apple announced that FaceTime will be available on the web for Android and Windows users. The video calling service will also get new features like link sharing, voice isolation, spatial audio, and SharePlay.

Here’s how the new FaceTime links feature works. Creating a FaceTime link. Before you can chat with someone using Windows or Android, you need to make a link for them to join.

Learn how to set up, use, and share FaceTime on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and other devices. FaceTime is Apple's video and audio chatting platform that works across Apple devices and can also be accessed from the web.