After a period of release Zalo for mobile devices, the publisher has officially launched the desktop version. Zalo PC allows users to freely text, call, chat for free.
All messages and contacts are synchronized between computer and phone, helping you not miss any conversation. However, users are used to using Zalo on their phones, when switching to a PC is a bit strange. So invite you to refer to how to install, use Zalo on PC in the following article:
Step 1: Download Zalo according to the download link above, and then double-click the installation file. When the Install Zalo window appears, click Install to start.
Step 2: The process of installing Zalo for PC is quite simple, you just need to wait a bit.
Step 3: Then, click Finish to finish.
Step 4: At this time, Zalo will ask you to scan the QR code or get a confirmation code to login.
Step 5: Open Zalo on your phone, click the icon 3 horizontal dots in the top right corner of the screen, select Scan QR code . When the QR code scanning interface appears, bring the camera phone to scan the QR code on the computer screen to log in. If you do not have Zalo on your phone, you must install Zalo on your phone first:
When finished scanning the QR code on the computer, Zalo on the phone will appear the message "Do you want to log in to Zalo on the device named ...?" , click Sign in to allow.
Step 6: After logging in successfully, the main interface of Zalo on PC will appear as follows:
Now you can chat, text, chat with your friends similar to Viber , Skype ... Zalo for PC also supports sending GIFs, taking screenshots, sharing photos, sending files .. .
Zalo for PC has the option to log out of the computer if you do not want to use it anymore by: Clicking the 3 dashes icon in the top left corner of the screen, select Logout . When the confirmation window appears, click Sign out to be done.
You can also customize to allow booting with the computer or remember the password by: Click Add , select Settings , then check the box:
Then, click Save for the changes to be applied.
With just a few very simple steps, you can chat freely with friends and loved ones, at no cost. Pretty convenient, right? If you do not like the process of installing Zalo on this cumbersome laptop, you can access and log in Zalo directly from the browser very simply according to the following tutorial:
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