Free Chrome Extension for Google Meet

Join two meetings. Hear only one. finally.

Google Meet lets you mute your mic — but not your speaker. MeetMute fixes that. Silence any meeting tab independently and focus on what matters. Free, forever.

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Free forever · No sign-up · No credit card · All features included
meet.google.com
🔊 Team Standup
🔇 Client Call
🔇 All Hands
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MUTED
Speaker ON
The problem

You're in two meetings. Both are talking at you.

Modern work means juggling multiple calls — a client meeting, a team standup, an all-hands — all running simultaneously in separate tabs.

Google Meet gives you a mic mute button. But there's no speaker mute. You either hear everything or you leave.

MeetMute adds the missing control: silence any meeting's audio output without leaving, without disrupting, and without touching your system volume.

BEFORE MEETMUTE
✗ All meetings playing at once
✗ Tab mute affects the whole site
✗ Must leave to focus
✗ System volume kills all audio
WITH MEETMUTE
✓ Mute speaker per tab independently
✓ Focus Mode: one click, one meeting
✓ Stay joined in all meetings
✓ All meetings in one popup
Features

Everything you need to
manage multiple meetings

🔇
Per-tab speaker control
Mute or unmute the audio output of any Google Meet tab independently. Your mic stays active — only the speaker output is silenced.
Free
⊙
Focus Mode
One click silences every meeting except the one you choose. Switch focus instantly without touching any other tab.
Free
📋
Meeting dashboard
All your active Google Meet tabs appear in one popup. See live mute status, switch tabs, and control audio without navigating between windows.
Free
🏷
Custom labels
Name each meeting — "Client Call", "Team Standup", "Interview". No more guessing which tab is which from the URL.
Free
🟢
Floating mute button
A persistent button on every Meet page shows the current mute state at a glance. Click it to toggle without opening the popup.
Free
🔒
Privacy first
No audio is recorded, intercepted, or transmitted. MeetMute only sets the browser's native muted property on audio elements. Zero data collection.
Always free
How it works

Up and running in 60 seconds

01
Install from Chrome Store
One click. No sign-up, no account, no credit card. It just works.
02
Open your Meet tabs
Join your meetings as usual. MeetMute detects them automatically — no extra steps.
03
Click the toolbar icon
See all active meetings in one popup. Each has an independent speaker mute button.
04
Focus on what matters
Mute the meetings you're not in. Use the floating button or Focus Mode anytime.
Pricing

Simple pricing.
It's free.

$0
Forever · No subscription · No catch
  • ✓ Per-tab speaker mute control
  • ✓ Meeting dashboard popup
  • ✓ Floating mute button on every Meet tab
  • ✓ Mute All / Unmute All
  • ✓ Focus Mode — silence all but one
  • ✓ Custom meeting labels
  • ✓ Unlimited simultaneous meetings
  • ✓ Zero data collection, privacy first
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FAQ

Common questions

No catch. MeetMute is completely free with all features included — no trial, no subscription, no premium tier. It's a small tool built to solve a specific problem, and it's open to everyone.
No. MeetMute only sets the browser's native .muted property on audio and video elements in the page. It never intercepts, records, or transmits any audio data. Zero data collection of any kind.
No. MeetMute mutes your speaker output only — it's like turning down the volume on one tab without touching anything else. Your microphone stays active in all meetings, and participants in other calls won't see any change.
When you open a Google Meet tab, a small floating button appears in the bottom-right corner of the page. It shows 🔊 when audio is active and 🔇 when muted. Click it anytime to toggle the speaker without opening the extension popup. It stays in sync with the popup controls.
Focus Mode lets you pick one meeting to listen to while automatically muting all others with a single click. It appears as a "⊙ Focus" button on each meeting card in the popup when you have two or more Meet tabs open.
MeetMute is currently built specifically for Google Meet (meet.google.com). Support for Microsoft Teams and other platforms may be added in future releases.