As per our design to be able to get a better experience we only support iPad pros with displays 11 inches or 12.9.
How to see everyone on Zoom – the gallery view
Depending on the Zoom version, up to 1,000 participants can attend a meeting! Long video conferences with lots of people can be exhausting.
Zoom – speaker / gallery view – can’t see everyone?
To see any more people you have to move to the next screen – look for the blue arrows on either side of the screen iPad This is SPEAKER view This is GALLERY view Whoever is speaking is in a large box To switch between Speaker and Gallery view: Tap on your screen to bring up the controls … and then use buttons on far left … I can’t see everyone First, make sure you are in Gallery view. To switch between Speaker and Gallery view: Tap on your screen to bring up the controls … and then use buttons on far left … I can’t see everyone First, make sure you are in Gallery view.
Tablet or Smart Phone Below are examples of Speaker view and Gallery view – with the phone held upright and on its side.
On a tablet or smart phone you can see a maximum of 4 people on any one screen. The rest are GALLERY views – and show everyone on the call (with a maximum of 4 on any screen) You will always start at Speaker view You can simply swipe (from left to right or vice versa) to move between them and to see more people … The DOTS at the bottom of the screen And click here to download a PDF with other Zoom features and controls on different devices
Zoom announces updated iPad app with support for Center Stage, expanded gallery view
On Wednesday, Zoom announced it’s releasing an update in the App Store that’s designed to take advantage of the iPad Pro’s new processing power and add official support for Center Stage. According to screenshots posted by Zoom, there’s now a button on the call interface that will let you turn Center Stage on or off without having to leave the app.
Zoom in on the iPad screen
For example, you can double-tap or pinch to look closer in Photos or expand webpage columns in Safari. You can also use the Zoom feature to magnify the screen no matter what you’re doing. Smart Typing: Switch to Window Zoom when a keyboard appears.
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