How do I integrate Zoom with my email client or browser?

This article shows how to add the Zoom integration to Outlook Desktop Application, Outlook Web Application (OWA) and G Suite as well as Web Browsers Firefox and Chrome.

This article shows how to add the Zoom integration to Outlook Desktop Application, Outlook Web Application (OWA) and G Suite as well as Web Browsers Firefox and Chrome.

Outlook Desktop Application

Outlook Web Application (OWA)

Chrome

Firefox

Outlook Desktop Application

To add the Zoom Add-in to the Outlook Desktop Application please follow these instructions:

1. Open Outlook and click “Get Add-ins” button in the top menu bar.   The icon looks like the following:
   
2. A new window will appear.  Type “Zoom” in the search bar in the upper right hand corner of the new window:
   
3. Click the “Add” button below the Zoom for Outlook Icon and the Zoom Add-in will be added to your Outlook Desktop Client
   

Outlook Web Application (OWA)

To add the Zoom Add-in via the Outlook Web Application please follow these instructions:

1. Navigate to outlook.office.com and sign in with your Illinois credentials
    
2. Click the "New message” button located in the upper left-hand corner of the window
   
    
3. Once the new message window has appeared, find the ellipsis “…” located next to the trash can, below the message body field and click.
   
    
4. A pop-up menu should appear, with the “Get Add-ins” located at the bottom.
    
5. Click “Get Add-ins”
   
6. In the upper right-hand corner of the newly rendered window should be a “Search add-ins” field.  Type “zoom” into this field.
   
    
7. Click “Add” within the “Zoom” for outlook Icon
   

 

Chrome

To add the Zoom Meeting plugin to the Chrome Browser please follow the instructions below:

1. Navigate to the Zoom Chrome Extension page.
2. Click "Add to Chrome"

Firefox

To add the Zoom Meeting plugin to the Firefox Web Browser please follow the instructions below:

1. Navigate to the Zoom Scheduler Firefox ADD-ONS page.
2. Click "+Add to Firefox"