Make & receive an AT&T Video Call
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Make & receive an AT&T Video Call
AT&T Video Call lets you make and receive HD Voice calls combined with real-time video.
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AT&T Video Call participants need a video call capable device and a postpaid wireless account that is set up for
AT&T HD Voice. At this time Video Call is available between AT&T customers within
AT&T HD Voice coverage areas and with users on carriers that interoperate with AT&T. Each call uses both voice & data (HD Voice part of the call is billed as a regular voice call, while the video portion of the call incurs data usage charges). No voice or data charges apply once a Video Call hands over to Wi-Fi. Certain restrictions, requirements or limitations may apply. Visit
AT&T Video Call for more details.
- To make a Video Call, from the home screen, tap the Phone icon.
- From the Dial pad, enter the desired number, then tap the Video Call icon.
Note: The Video Call icon displays in blue if the person has the capability to receive a Video Call and grey if the person does not have the capability to receive a Video Call. If you make a call to someone on a different mobile operator that interoperates with AT&T, the button may not turn blue until they set up HD Voice.
- To switch between front and rear cameras tap Switch.
- To stop sharing your image, tap the screen, select Switch call type, then tap Hide me.
Note: To share your image, tap the screen, select Switch call type, then tap Show me.
- To switch from a Video Call to a voice call, tap the screen and select CALL TYPE, then tap Voice call.
- To switch from a voice call to a Video Call, tap the Video Call icon.
Note: The person you are on the phone with will have the option to accept or reject the change from an HD Voice Call to a Video Call.
- To accept an incoming Video Call, touch and drag the Video Call icon to the right.
- To accept an incoming Video Call as a voice call, tap and drag the Voice Call icon to the right.
- To reject an incoming Video Call, touch and drag the Reject call icon to the left.
- To decline an incoming Video Call and respond with a message, swipe up from the bottom of the screen and tap the desired message.
- If you do not want to receive Video Calls, you can turn Video Call off from the phone key pad by tapping the Menu icon > Settings > Call > Video Call > Toggle Off.
Note: Video Call is turned on by default. When Video Call is off, incoming Video Calls will appear as voice calls.
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