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This How.com.vn teaches you how to switch to gallery view in your Zoom meeting. As long as there are three or more participants in your meeting (or just two on an iPad), you can change the view so that you see a grid of many participants at the same time. You can toggle between the standard view (called active speaker view) and gallery view at any time during the meeting.
Things You Should Know
- If you're using a computer, click "View > Gallery."
- If you're using an Android or iPhone, swipe left on your screen to see Gallery View.
- If you're using an iPad, tap the screen during a meeting and select "Switch to Gallery View."
Steps
Join or start a meeting. You can use gallery view on Windows, macOS, or Linux as long as there are 3 or more participants in the meeting.[1]- This method works in both the desktop app and the web version of Zoom.
Click the View menu. It's in the upper-right corner of Zoom. A list of view types will appear.Advertisement
Click Gallery. This displays all of the participants in the room (up to 49 participants). If there are more than 49 participants, use the arrows on the left and right sides to page through the other screens.- You can switch back to the default view by clicking the View menu and selecting Speaker.
Join or start a meeting. The mobile version of the Zoom app will display only the speaker by default, but you can switch to gallery view to see all participants as long as there are 3 or more people in the meeting.
Swipe left on the current view to switch to gallery view. Now you'll see up to 4 participants on one screen.
Swipe left again to move to the next screen. If there are more than 4 participants, you can continue swiping left to scroll through each page of users.- To return to the default view, swipe right until you see just the speaker.
Join or start a meeting. The default meeting view on your iPad is speaker view, which focuses solely on the speaker. You can switch to gallery view in meetings of 2 or more to view up to 16 people at a time (or 25 if your iPad's screen is 11" or 12.9").
Tap the screen once. This brings up the controls at the top of the screen.
Tap Switch to Gallery View. It's at the top-right corner of Zoom. This option only appears when there are 2 or more participants.- You may have to tap More to see this option.
- To return to the standard speaker view, tap the screen again and select Switch to Active Speaker at the top-right corner.
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