Since you’re on a Chromebook which requires you to use your Google account anyway, you may find it simpler to keep track of logins by continuing with this method.

Alternatively, you can choose to sign up using your Google account, SSO or facebook login.

Enter the email address you wish to sign up with.

Enter your date of birth using the day, month, and year drop down boxes that appear on the next page.

If you’re using the Zoom PWA already, just click “Sign Up Free”, which can be found on the left side of the page in the grey box as seen below. At the top-right of the Zoom website, click the orange “ Sign up, it’s free” button.

Now that you have Zoom up and running, you’ll need to create an account or sign in to begin using it.

If you prefer using a Chromebook for Zoom meetings and want to change its background, you can do so by following the steps in this article. This will change the Zoom Background on Chromebook.

From the window showing all the currently open tabs and apps, select the Google Meet tab and click on Share.

After that, click on the Share Screen option from the bottom panel.

Now, launch the Zoom app on your Chromebook, join a meeting, and start a new meeting.

Scroll down, and enable the toggle for Show Zoom windows during screen share and Screen sharing.

Head to the Settings tab from the left sidebar, and then on the right side, click on In Metting (Basic) option.

Click on the My Account option in the top right corner.

Here, ensure you are logged in with your account, and if not, log in to continue ahead. If the tick appears on the box, then that means that the background has been activated. After selecting the background, click on the Green Screen button.

You will now be asked to set the virtual background.

Here, scroll down to the Green Screen background and click on the Upload background button.

Installing zoom on chromebook