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The Skype Video Chat App provides reliable, high-quality video calling across phones, tablets, and computers. This guide covers everything from installation to advanced features so you can start making calls quickly and smoothly.
Before using the app, confirm your device meets the basic requirements: Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.15 or newer, Android 7.0+, or iOS 14+. A stable internet connection of at least 1 Mbps upload and download is recommended for smooth video.

Open the Skype Video Chat App and enter your Microsoft account email or phone number. If you do not have an account, tap or click "Create one" and follow the on-screen prompts to verify your details.
Tap the search bar at the top, type the Skype name, email, or phone number of the person you want to reach, then select "Add to contacts" and send the request. Wait for them to accept before calling.
Open your contacts list, select the desired contact, and tap the video camera icon. Grant camera and microphone permissions when prompted. The call connects automatically once the other person answers.
While connected, use the bottom toolbar to mute your microphone, turn off your camera, share your screen, or add more participants by tapping the plus icon.
Yes, basic video calls are free. Premium features such as call recording or larger group sizes require a Skype Credit or subscription purchase.
No, a Microsoft account is required for full functionality, though you can sign in with any existing Outlook, Hotmail, or Xbox Live credentials.
Support ends for very old operating systems; check the official Skype support page for the latest minimum version requirements.
With these steps you can confidently use the Skype Video Chat App for personal and professional video conversations on any supported device.
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