How to Share Your Screen on Google Meet

Learn How to Share Your Screen on Google Meet

In this guide, we’ll show you how to share your screen on Google Meet. With everyone meeting online using video conferencing tools such as Google Meet, there’s been a rush to learn how to get the most out of them. 

When conducting online meetings, you may need to share your screen with other team members for a presentation or walkthrough demonstration. Follow these steps to learn how to share your screen, window, or tab on Google Meet. This will help you get the most out of Google Meet share screen tools. If you’re looking to get a website online, the Shared Hosting options from InMotion are a great starting point.

You will need a Google account to complete this guide.

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How to Share Your Screen on Google Meet

Sharing your screen on Google Meet allows participants to see anything that you have contained on that screen. This is convenient if you are sharing from multiple browsers and programs since you can switch between them and people can still see what you are sharing.

  1. Join or create a meeting using Google Meet.
  2. On the bottom right of the screen, click the Present Now button.
    Present Now on Google Meet
  3. Select the option titled “Your Entire Screen”.
    Share your Entire Screen on Google Meet
  4. Select the screen you want to share.
    Choose the Screen you want to Share on Google Meet
  5. Click the Share button.
    How to Share Your Screen on Google Meet
  6. You will then begin sharing your screen with all meeting participants. Click the Stop Presenting button when you are finished sharing your screen on Google Meet.
    Stop Sharing Your Screen on Google Meet

Share a Window on Google Meet

If you want to share content from multiple tabs in your browser, sharing your window is a good option. When you switch between tabs, Google Meet will continue to show viewers what you see.

  1. Join or create a meeting using Google Meet.
  2. On the bottom right of the screen, click the Present Now button.
    Present Now on Google Meet
  3. Select the option to share “A window”.
    How to Share a Window on Google Meet
  4. You can then select which window to share on Google Meet.
    Choose Which Window to Share on Google Meet
  5. Click the Share button.
  6. You will then begin sharing your window. Click the Stop Presenting button to stop sharing your window.

Share a Tab on Google Meet

If you want to limit what you are sharing in your browser to a single tab this is your best option. This will keep visitors confined to the one tab you have shared. 

Google Meet states that this is the best option for sharing animations and videos.

  1. Join or create a meeting using Google Meet.
  2. On the bottom right of the screen, click the Present Now button.
    Present Now on Google Meet
  3. Select the option to share “A tab”.
    Share a Tab on Google Meet
  4. Select the browser tab that you want to share from the list.
    Choose What Tab You Want to Share on Google Meet
  5. Check the box if you also want to Share audio.
    Choose if You Want to Share Audio on Google Meet
  6. Click the Share button.
  7. You will then begin sharing your browser tab and optional audio.Click the Stop Presenting button when you are finished. 

Now you know how to share your screen on Google Meet. You can now use this helpful tool to better collaborate with colleagues. Check out our Google Tools Education Channel for more helpful guides.

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2 thoughts on “How to Share Your Screen on Google Meet

  1. Is screen sharing is same for all Google meet users? or do we get any extra features on paid subscription for screen sharing?

    1. There are many Googel Meet options in the Premium version (as a subscriber to Google Workspace). You can see more details on that here: https://support.google.com/meet/answer/10459644?hl=en.

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