Can You Be in Two Google Meets at the Same Time? (The Ultimate Guide)

We’ve all been there: Your calendar app pings, and you realize with a sinking feeling that you’ve been double-booked. One minute you’re supposed to be in a sync with your product team, and the next, you’re expected to join a client retrospective.

So, can you actually be in two Google Meets at the same time?

The short answer is yes, you can, but doing it successfully without driving yourself (and your meeting attendees) crazy requires a few clever workarounds. Here is everything you need to know about pulling off the ultimate multitasking feat in Google Meet.

The Short Answer: Natively vs. Workarounds

Google Meet does not natively allow you to join two separate meetings within the exact same browser tab or window. If you try to click a second meeting link while already in a call, Google will usually prompt you to leave your current meeting or switch to the new one.