Officially, Skype for Web only works on Windows 10 and macOS 10.12 or higher using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge, although it should also work in Internet Explorer, Safari, and Firefox, too. There is no need to download the Skype desktop app. (Available in Skype on Android (6.0+), iPhone and iPad).Go to (or ) in your web browser on a Windows or Mac computer, then sign in with your Skype ID and password or Microsoft Account. Just tap the Skype button next to the person you want to call. Note: If you've synced your mobile address book with your Skype contact list , you can also make Skype calls right from your device's contact list. Tip: You can also quickly turn any chat into a call - just select the audio or video button from a one-on-one chat or select the Start call button in a group chat. At the end of a call, select the end call button to hang up.
When using background replace or blur, the video stream is processed to find the area of your face and apply the background effect. Note: In audio calls, the call audio is processed to filter out echo, maintain the audio quality, and reduce the noticeability of missing audio bits (up to 120 milliseconds). In video calls, Skype automatically detects the proportions of your face and optimizes the video so when other video call participants zoom in on your face, Skype automatically uses the available space efficiently. If the person you want to make an audio call to has a Skype Number or landline added to their account, you have the option to call that number using Skype Credit or your Skype subscription.If you want to make a group call, simply add another participant to a one-on-one chat or select the Start call button in a group chat. Select the contact you want to call, and then select the audio or video button.If you don't have any contacts, then learn how to find a new contact.Find the person you want to call from your Contacts list.Calling Skype contacts on Skype is always free - but to call a mobile phone or landline through Skype requires Skype Credit or a subscription.
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