
Zoom has all the same screen sharing options, plus a few more. If you present a Chrome tab, it shares that tab's audio by default. Google Meet allows a presenter to share their entire screen, a window, or a tab. Both Google Meet and Zoom offer very similar screen sharing capabilities. The ability to share your screen while presenting is an important part of video conferencing.

Below we break down what each bring to the table in terms of screen sharing, handling multiple input sources, chat, video quality, integrations, live captioning, meeting management, and that very important consideration: cost! But Google Meet also has a few things on Zoom.

Zoom has several advantages over Google Meet.

Both offer tons of integrations and live captioning. Zoom and Google are both excellent videoconferencing platforms which have everything you’re likely to need for communicating over distance with your team.
