Adjust the number of participants you see in grid layout

Grid layout automatically adjusts to the number of participants in the meeting. By default, a maximum of 25 videos are displayed in a 5 × 5 grid, but you can adjust this number.

You don't need to be in a meeting to adjust the maximum number of participants to show in grid layout. You can do it anytime and the change applies to all your future meetings in the app.

The maximum number of videos you can select is adjusted to the maximum number supported by your computer. For more information, see requirements.

1

When you're in a meeting, click Zoom in or out to adjust the number of videos on the screen zoom button for grid view and use the slider to adjust the number of participants that show in the grid.

When you set your self view to Show with others, your self-view always shows first, in the upper-left corner of the first page. If you increase the video size to show only one participant per page, then only the active speaker displays on the first page.

2

When you're not in a meeting:

  1. Click Settings on the navigation sidebar and click Meetings > Layout.

  2. Set the default number by choosing a value from the Number of videos per page in grid view drop-down list, and then click Save.

If your internet connection or desktop has insufficient resources, the maximum number of videos displayed per page is automatically reduced to preserve the video quality of each video.

If your computer meets the following requirements, you can select 81 videos per page in grid view. Otherwise, the maximum number of videos you can select is adjusted to the maximum number supported by your computer.

Windows and Linux

AMD processor: 8 cores or higher

Intel Core i7 or i9 10th generation processor or higher, or 8 cores or higher

Intel Xeon dual-core processor: 4 cores or higher

Other Intel processor, such as Pentium: 8 cores or higher

Mac

Apple ARM processor: 8 cores or higher

Intel Core i7 or i9 8th generation processor or higher, or 8 cores or higher

Intel Xeon dual-core processor: 4 cores or higher

Other Intel processor, such as Pentium: 8 cores or higher