In more ways than one, FaceTime has become a premium video calling app with the latest iOS 15 and macOS Monterey update. Newly introduced features like screen sharing in Facetime, Portrait mode and voice isolation make it quite high in demand. But what seems to have caught everyone's attention is FaceTime support on Windows and Android. And well, no wonder a large number of people are eager to use FaceTime on Android and Windows devices. So, if you are curious to try it out on your Windows PC, here is a step-by-step guide on how to use FaceTime on Windows.

To begin with, let's first check out some of the limitations and discuss what does and doesn't work on FaceTime for Windows. It will make the task of setting up and using FaceTime on Windows computers much easier. With that said, let's dive right in.

Call it Apple's strategy to attract Windows users or a forced decision to fend off strong competition from video conferencing apps like Zoom and Google Meet, the Cupertino giant has expanded beyond its ecosystem. While the move to introduce FaceTime on Windows is significant, Apple has also introduced some limitations.

Now, many of you must be wondering – how can you install the FaceTime app on your Windows PC? Well, the answer is you can't. Apple's video calling app only works through a browser on Windows and Android. The video calling app only supports Google Chrome and Microsoft Edge on Windows.