Your name is yours
Nobody in a chat can make you say it. Use a first name, a nickname or nothing at all.
You do not owe a stranger your name, your town or your life story. Here is what stays private when you chat on Vidizzy, and the parts no website can promise you.
Plenty of sites promise total anonymity. Be wary of that word. The moment you switch on a camera, you are showing something real: your face, your voice, your room. What you can control is how much else you add: your name, where you live, where you work, who you know.
So when we talk about anonymous video chat, we mean something practical and honest: you can have a real conversation with a new person without handing over your identity. That is a perfectly good goal, and it is one you largely control yourself. A plain background, a first name and a habit of not volunteering details will do more for your privacy than any promise on a landing page.
Nobody in a chat can make you say it. Use a first name, a nickname or nothing at all.
You never have to give a phone number, address or social handle to the person you match with.
There is no audience. Read how that works on 1 on 1 video chat.
Prefer not to be on camera? Start with text or voice and talk to strangers without showing your face.
The reasons are ordinary. Some people live in a small town and would rather not be recognised. Some are curious but cautious, and want to see what a conversation feels like before they share anything. Some simply enjoy that a chat with a stranger has no strings attached: no friend lists, no past, no awkward follow-ups. Wanting that is reasonable, and a good service should make it easy.
Here is the part that is often missing from "anonymous chat" pages. On video, the other person sees your face and surroundings. Anything you say can be repeated, and a determined person could capture the screen on their end, even though doing so breaks our community guidelines. Like every online service, we process some technical data to run the site, as described in the privacy policy.
The common ones are boring: a work badge on the desk, a diploma on the wall, a name on a mug, a street sign through the window, or the same username everywhere. A quick glance at the preview of your own camera, before you start, catches most of them.
And if you decide a conversation is worth continuing, you can share more on your own terms. A stranger who becomes a friend is a good outcome. The posts on how to make friends online cover pacing that without oversharing.



No website can honestly promise that. You can keep your name and contact details private, but a camera shows your face and surroundings. See the limits above.
You do not have to tell your match your name. Use a nickname if you prefer.
Yes. Pick text or audio in the lobby and talk to strangers without showing your face.
Recording another person without their consent is against our community guidelines, but you should treat any video call as something a person could remember or repeat.
The privacy policy explains what we collect and why, in plain English.
Share what you want, skip what you do not. A few matches a day are free.