WhatsApp Web voice video calls feature is now rolling out to select users, allowing voice and video calls directly from the browser without needing a mobile or desktop app. This major update brings WhatsApp’s calling capabilities to the web platform, making video and voice communication more accessible for laptop and PC users.
New Calling Buttons on WhatsApp Web
Once you receive the update, you’ll see voice call and video call buttons inside individual chats on WhatsApp Web. Users can simply tap these icons to start a call, just like on the mobile app. This change marks a significant upgrade, turning WhatsApp Web into a more complete communication tool instead of just a messaging interface.
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How Calling Works on the Browser
When making calls on WhatsApp Web, users can:
Start one-to-one voice and video calls
Switch between voice and video during a call
Enjoy end-to-end encryption for privacy and security
The calling experience works smoothly in the browser, with clear audio and stable video quality, provided your internet connection is strong.
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What’s Next: Group Calling Support
Currently, the rollout focuses on individual calls, but WhatsApp is expected to expand support for group voice and video calls on the web in future updates. This will be especially useful for remote work meetings, online classes, and family gatherings.
Why This Matters for Users
This update makes it easier for people to connect from their laptops and desktops without switching to a phone. Students, professionals, and anyone working on a computer can now join voice and video chats directly from their browser, saving time and simplifying communication.
The rollout starts with beta users but is likely to reach all WhatsApp Web users soon, making web-based calling a standard feature.
