2FA methods supported by Google Meet
Adding two-factor authentication is one of the most effective ways to protect your Google Meet account. With TOTP support, you can generate Google Meet verification codes directly in the Authenticator App.
SMS
Google Meet can send a one-time verification code to your phone via text message.
Phone call
Google Meet can call your phone and read out a verification code.
Authenticator app (TOTP)
Google Meet lets you use time-based one-time passwords, so you can generate verification codes in an authenticator app on your device — no network or SMS needed.
Proprietary app
Google Meet offers its own companion app for approving sign-ins.
Security key (U2F)
Google Meet works with hardware security keys using the U2F/FIDO standard.
Google Meet 2FA — Frequently asked questions
Does Google Meet support an authenticator app?
Yes. Google Meet supports time-based one-time passwords (TOTP), so you can add it to the Authenticator App and generate verification codes right on your device.
Which two-factor authentication methods does Google Meet support?
Google Meet currently supports: SMS, Phone call, Authenticator app (TOTP), Proprietary app, Security key (U2F).
Is it free to generate Google Meet codes with the Authenticator App?
Yes. The Authenticator App is free to download, and generating Google Meet verification codes does not require an account or sign-up.
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