Google Meet is Google's video conferencing service, first released in 2017 as part of its workplace calling tools and widely adopted for remote work and online classes from 2020 onward. Its outgoing call tone became a shared everyday sound for millions of laptop users, similar in role to the Discord call sound for gamers. Because the ring is so tied to waiting for colleagues to join, clips of it spread in memes and edited videos as a shorthand for meetings, delays, and awkward online silence.
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The Google Meet outgoing call ringtone is the soft melodic dialing tone heard when starting a video call, used for tech pranks and fake call scenes.
This is the outgoing call tone from Google Meet, the familiar electronic ringing melody that plays while you wait for someone to answer a video call. It has a clean, looping chime pattern with soft synthesized notes that feel calm and professional rather than urgent. Hearing it instantly signals a meeting is about to start, which makes it funny when played out of context. Creators use the long 17 second loop to build awkward waiting tension, mimic a real call connecting, or trigger that instant work-from-home recognition in viewers.
