Random Video Chat With Strangers

Yes — video chat turns on both your camera and mic so you and your match can see and hear each other. Your browser asks permission once, and you can revoke it any time. Prefer to stay off-camera? Voice chat uses only your mic, and text chat needs neither.

Yes. There is no real name, email, or phone number — the other person sees your live video and a generated guest username, nothing that identifies you. One tap on Skip drops the current person and puts a new face in front of you.

When the network allows, your camera feed streams straight to your match over an encrypted WebRTC connection, so the video is not stored on our servers. Because video is bandwidth-heavy, a strong Wi-Fi or 5G connection gives the smoothest cam-to-cam quality; on a weak link the picture softens before the call drops.

Yes — it runs in mobile Safari and Chrome on iOS and Android with no app to install. Point the front camera at yourself, tap Start, and you are matched. Charging while you chat helps, since live video is one of the more battery-hungry things a phone browser can do.

Yes, and video is the one mode where moderation looks at the actual stream: feeds are scanned in real time for nudity and explicit content, and anything flagged is blurred or cut on the spot. In-call Report sends the case to our team, and Skip removes anyone the moment you are uncomfortable.

Yes. If the camera feels like too much, voice chat keeps the live back-and-forth with mic only, and text chat is pure messaging. Both share the same anonymous identity and matching, so you can switch modes without starting over.

Cam-to-cam matching is free for everyone, with no limit on how long you search. Premium is optional and only adds filters like gender and nearby matching — it never gates the camera itself.