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No sign-up, no login
No email, no phone number, no Google or Facebook login, and no app. Allow your camera, confirm you're 18+, and you're on a live random video call within seconds.
Free · Instant · 18+ only
What we don't ask for
Nothing to verify, nothing to unsubscribe from.
Your number never leaves your phone.
We never see your social accounts or your contacts.
You get a random nickname each visit, like “Mellow Otter”.
Nothing to remember, nothing to leak.
No store download, no permissions beyond camera and microphone.
How it works without accounts
No sign-up doesn't mean no rules. It means the rules are tied to your browser instead of to a profile. Here's what that looks like in practice:
The trade-off is real: without accounts there are no friend lists and no way to call someone back. If you hit it off with someone, it's up to the two of you what to share. Be careful with strangers.
Compare
We pressed Start on the best-known sites in October 2026 to see what each one asks for before your first video call.
| Site | Account before the first call? | What else it asks |
|---|---|---|
| OmeTV | Yes | Social login, then your face must be in frame and you pick a gender |
| Monkey | Yes | One-tap social login before the first call |
| Azar | Yes | Account before the first call |
| Emerald Chat | Yes | Google, Facebook or email account |
| Camsurf | Yes | Sign-in before video |
| Thundr | Optional | Asks you to sign in, offers “Sign In Anonymously” |
| Chatrandom | No | You must declare male, female or couple first |
| Umingle (Uhmegle) | No | Video chat checks that a face is visible |
| Vidizzy | No | You pick your gender and age, and who you want to meet |
| Chatki | No | Nothing beyond the camera |
| Joingy | No | Nothing beyond the camera |
| Chatingly | No | Camera permission, an 18+ confirmation and the rules. That's it. |
Checked on 2026-10-03 on a desktop browser. Sites change their sign-up flow often, and apps can differ from the website. More in our Omegle alternatives guide.
FAQ
Yes. There's no account of any kind. The first screen asks for camera and microphone access, then you confirm you're 18 or over and agree to the community guidelines. After that you're matched with someone.
Usually to slow down bots and banned users, to collect a gender or age for paid filters, or to send you notifications. Those are real reasons, but a login wall also means handing over an email, phone number or social account to talk to a stranger. Chatingly handles bans without accounts instead.
Yes. Bans apply to the browser and device someone used, not to an account. When two different people report someone, that person is banned automatically, and moderators can ban anyone from the reports they review.
Not quite. Nobody learns your name or contacts from us, but your face and voice are on camera, and like any peer-to-peer video call your IP address is visible to your match's browser to set up the call. Treat what you show and say as public, and keep personal details to yourself.
No. Without an account there's no history, no friend list and no inbox. Each call is a one-off. Your browser does remember your streak, number of chats and games won, until you clear its site data.
No. Chatingly runs in Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge on phones, tablets and computers.
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