Omegle chat is back.

Omegle officially shut down in November 2023. Omeglechat brings back the one thing it did best — press a button and you're talking to a random stranger somewhere in the world, face to face — but on a cleaner, faster platform that runs in any modern browser, with live moderation the original never had.

No app and no long sign-up. Omeglechat runs in the browser you already have open — tap Start Chatting and you're matched with a real person in seconds. If you'd like it to feel like an app, you can add it to your home screen in one tap, but that's optional.

Both, by design. Random is only how you meet — instead of scrolling profiles, you press start and we connect you with someone online right now. But every connection is a private one-on-one room: just you and the other person, never a group or a public feed. Stay as long as you click, or skip to meet someone new instantly.

Yes. No real name is required, your camera stays off until you choose to turn it on, and every chat is a closed one-on-one room nobody else can watch. You're always in control — mute, skip, block, or leave in a single tap, any time.

Yes. It's built mobile-first: it loads fast, fills your screen, and the Start button stays within thumb's reach. It works on desktop too, and you can pin a shortcut to your home screen so it opens full-screen like a native app — no app store needed.

New members get bonus coins to start, and there's no subscription. When you want more, it's pay-as-you-go: coin packs start at $1.99, nothing renews automatically, and you always see the price before you confirm.

The fastest way is to press start and let us match you — that randomness is what makes it fun. But you can skip instantly to meet someone new, and optional filters let you steer toward people from specific countries if you'd rather narrow it down.