Browser Video Call
Make a direct one-to-one P2P video call with screen sharing and private browser-to-browser chat.
Camera and microphone stay in your browser.
Different Wi-Fi networks, cities, or countries can connect. This tool uses STUN without TURN, so mobile data, corporate or campus networks, VPNs, CGNAT, strict NAT, or firewalls may block the direct connection. Distance is not the limitation; the network path is.
Direct browser-to-browser call
1-to-1 • No account • No server storage
Audio, video, screen content, and chat travel through WebRTC between the two browsers. codingtool.dev does not store them. Room codes only relay a short-lived connection handshake, never call content, and without a TURN relay some restricted networks may not connect.
A modern browser over HTTPS is required.
Screen sharing is not available in this browser or device.
Screen sharing requires a supported desktop browser. Chrome or Edge is recommended. Screen sharing is not currently available in mobile browsers.
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What is P2P Browser Video Call?
A private one-to-one WebRTC call with video, audio, screen sharing, and chat sent directly between two browsers. No account, chat database, or media upload is used.
How room codes work
- 1.The caller enters a name and creates a room.
- 2.The receiver enters the 5-letter room code (or scans the QR code) and joins.
- 3.The call connects automatically once both sides are in the room — no manual copy-paste needed.
- 4.Video, audio, screen sharing, and chat then use the direct peer connection.
Manual pairing fallback
If a room cannot be created or joined, an advanced manual pairing option appears: the caller copies an invitation code to the receiver, the receiver copies back an answer code, and the caller applies it to connect.
Privacy and connection limits
codingtool.dev never receives or stores call content, chat messages, or media. Room codes use short-lived server-side signaling metadata (the WebRTC connection handshake only) to help two browsers find each other; that metadata expires automatically and is never used to relay audio, video, or chat. Different Wi-Fi networks, cities, and countries can connect—the distance is not the limitation. A public STUN service helps browsers discover a direct route but does not relay media. Because no TURN relay is configured, mobile data, corporate or campus networks, VPNs, CGNAT, restrictive NAT, or firewalls can still prevent a connection.
