For organizations with multiple team members, Microsoft Teams offers the option to create separate teams for each department in the company, with members within each team. The service offers direct messaging, audio/video calling, screen sharing, and integration options with highlighting features such as creating join-in links, muting all participants, and marking messages as important.

Teams can have up to 5,000 members in a single team, but can only admit up to 250 during a meeting. If a lot of people are sharing ideas in large groups, you may want to see as many participants on your screen as possible.

Both Zoom and Google Meet offer ways to see everyone when you’re on a group video call, but if you or your organization uses Microsoft Teams, can you see all the participants during a Teams meeting? That’s what we’re going to cover here.

Well, if you want to see everyone on one screen, the simple answer is no. However, you can jump between screens to see the video feed of everyone in a meeting.