Peer-to-peer video calls with rich 1:1 layouts, self-view control, screen sharing, PiP, reactions and live quality indicators.
Starting a Video Call
In the P2P session, click Start video. P2P media is self-controlled: either peer can start camera or microphone independently, and the other side joins the media surface automatically.
Layout
Two layouts: Focus puts your peer's picture in front with yours in a corner, and Split puts the two of you side by side. Click the remote tile to switch between them. The self-view button moves your own video between tile, picture-in-picture and hidden; side by side, it shows or hides it.
With the P2P Session Console focused, Ctrl+Shift+ArrowRight switches layout and Ctrl+Shift+ArrowDown cycles self-view.
Leaving the Call
Leave ends the call for you only. Your peer stays in it and is told you left; start audio or video again to rejoin. End P2P session closes everything for both of you.
Screen Share
Click Share Screen to replace your camera feed with a browser display-capture track. Stopping from the browser or from the button restores the previous camera when possible; the peer sees a screen badge.
Ctrl+Shift+. toggles screen sharing when the P2P Session Console is focused. A shared screen automatically favors the focus layout.
Reactions
Reaction buttons send short visual effects over the active P2P session. They appear on the call tiles and do not create private-message rows.
Turn Camera Off/On
Click Turn Camera Off to pause the video. The peer will see a placeholder.
Picture-in-Picture
Click PiP to pop the remote video into a floating window that stays visible while navigating other tabs.
See Also
P2P Session · Audio Call · Media Devices · Call Quality · Privacy Settings