👤 Come in as a guest
The fastest way, with no sign-up at all:
- Open libertichat.com.
- Pick any nickname that's free.
- Step into the chat: that's it, you can start talking.
Everything you need to enjoy the free chat LibertiChat: joining as a guest, creating a room, talking on mic and webcam, sending private messages, making friends, playing games and much more. This guide walks you through it step by step.
Join the chatNo sign-up is required: in under a minute you can be chatting with people from all over the world. There are two ways in.
The fastest way, with no sign-up at all:
Free, and worth it if you want to go further:
LibertiChat runs straight in your browser on mobile, tablet and desktop. There's also an Android app for even quicker access.
A room is a conversation space with its own mood and its own theme. Join one that already exists, or open your own.
The list of available rooms is shown along the side of the screen.
Click "Create a room", then set:
When you create a room, you become its moderator. You can edit it (change the theme, the settings), appoint other moderators, and delete it whenever you like.
The heart of the chat: talking by text, with or without the extras.
Type your text in the bar at the bottom of the screen, then hit Enter or click "Send". Your message shows up straight away for the whole room.
Add a bit of feeling with the emoji picker, or liven up your message with an animated GIF you search for right inside the chat.
Start typing a member's nickname to mention them: they'll be notified that you're talking to them.
Make yourself heard: LibertiChat is a voice chat too.
No tweaking needed: echo cancellation and noise reduction are applied automatically to keep your voice clear.
Some rooms turn on speaking turns: speakers then take the mic one after another, so nobody ends up talking over everyone else.
Play a hand or watch a fight without dropping out of the conversation: three ways to see and hear elsewhere without leaving your seat.
From Poker, Roulette, Blackjack and the Arena, the 📻 Linked room button lists the public rooms you're allowed to listen in on. One click and you're connected.
You hear the room you picked, you can take the mic there, type in it and read what's being said. You show up in their list with a 👻: there in spirit, not in body.
The button turns into 🏠 My table: one click hands you back the chat, the mic and the sound of your own room. Your mic follows you both ways — no need to drop it and grab it again.
It's strictly one or the other: while a link is live, everything goes to the linked room — your voice as well as your messages — and your own table goes quiet, so you're never listening to two conversations at once.
Your message box gets a gold outline and the name of the room your words are going to. Glance at it before you hit send: that's what stops you saying to a public room what you meant for your table.
The mic stays for players — you don't sit down at a table's microphone without playing. But once you've played, you keep speaking rights for fifteen minutes, so there's no need to bet on every spin just to hold the mic.
In every public room, a member called Arene_Cam shows up in the list with a webcam icon. Click it like you would anyone else: you'll see the fight that's on, or the words "no fight in progress".
The window drags by its title bar and resizes from its corner, like any other camera. Double-click the corner to snap it back to its original size. Position and size are remembered.
Video is a bonus, never a requirement.
Switch on your webcam (optional) to show yourself to the room. You can turn it off again at any time.
Open the camera of any member who is broadcasting theirs and watch them live, without having to share your own.
Prefer to stay low-key? No problem: you can take part entirely by text, with no webcam and no mic.
For a one-to-one conversation, away from the room.
The History 📖 button at the top of the window brings back your earlier exchanges with that person. Your conversations are still there even after you log out.
The Clear button, on the other hand, only wipes the history on your side.
From the Users tab, tapping "private message" takes you straight into the conversation, ready to type.
When several people write to you, each conversation jumps automatically to the latest message when you open it.
Stay in touch with the members you get along with.
From a member's nickname, click "Add as friend". A request is sent to them.
All your friends live in your friends list, where you can see at a glance who's online.
Accept or decline the friend requests you receive. Creating an account lets you keep your network from one session to the next.
Is a member bothering you? Silence them, for your eyes only.
Their messages are hidden in the room and in private, and their audio is muted for you. You can undo it whenever you want.
Once you've ignored someone, you no longer get: their messages in the room, their private messages, their voice on the mic, or their game invitations.
Click their nickname again, then "Stop ignoring". Everything goes back to normal right away.
The person you ignore is never told about it: they keep on typing without knowing you're no longer reading.
Stay in control of who can reach you.
With private mode switched on, only your friends can send you private messages. Perfect for keeping unwanted approaches away.
Private mode doesn't cut you off from the room: you go on chatting, taking the mic and playing as usual. Only private messages are filtered.
To let someone write to you again, just add them to your friends.
Too many private messages? Switch on private mode.
One particular person bothering you? Ignore them.
Something serious (threats, disturbing content)? Tell a moderator in the room.
Give the nickname everyone sees a bit of style.
Open the 🛒 Shop. For 1500 chips, you can customise your displayed nickname, including adding emojis to it.
For 8000 chips, pick the colour of your nickname for a whole month. The shop offers you a palette to choose from.
The colours reserved for ranks aren't in it: nobody gets to pass themselves off as a moderator.
From level 3 onwards, you get 1000 chips every week. You can also win more at the casino.
Take on other players without leaving the chat. Discover every game and every ranking on the LibertiChat Games page.
From a private message, challenge a member to a game: Chess, Draughts, Connect 4, Othello, Wordle, Battleship, Crazy Eights (Uno-style), Yahtzee, Rummy or Belote.
Your wins count: an Elo ranking is kept for each game, and it starts counting from level 3.
Feel like watching rather than playing? Spectator mode lets you follow a game in progress.
Five classics you can play on your own without leaving the chat — with a leaderboard for the best players.
Click 🕹️ Arcade at the top of the screen, then pick a game. Your game starts immediately: nothing to install, nothing to download.
Stack the pieces and complete lines. The longer you last, the faster it gets. Arrow keys to move, Up to rotate, Space to drop, P to pause.
Eat the apples and grow the snake without biting your own tail. Every apple speeds the game up.
Gobble up every pellet while dodging the ghosts. The power pellets make them vulnerable: time to turn the tables.
Drop bombs, blow up the crates and take out the enemies. Just be careful not to trap yourself in your own blast!
Find the mines without ever setting one off. Click to uncover a square, right-click (or long press on mobile) to plant a flag. The faster you are, the more you score.
Your best score in each game is saved and puts you on the leaderboard, visible to everyone on the Games page. Only your record counts, so replay as much as you like.
A touch controller appears under the game to move around. Minesweeper is played straight on the grid with your finger.
Only your best score is kept: a bad run will never push you down the leaderboard. Replay as much as you like.
The ↻ Replay button starts a new game without leaving the screen.
Some players used to simply stop moving, hoping you would quit and hand them the win. Not any more: after two minutes without playing a turn (three in chess and Scrabble), the player keeping everyone waiting loses. A warning appears thirty seconds before.
Every win earns points, every loss costs some. Beating a stronger opponent is worth more, and a win always earns at least one point — even against someone far below your level.
Ranking is for players of level 3 and above: if either player is below it, the game counts for neither.
A live fighting game in the Arene room: two members in the ring, everyone else at ringside.
Join the Arene room and click Monter sur le ring. If both seats are taken you join the queue and fight next. The winner stays on.
Once both seats are filled you get twelve seconds to choose among the six characters. The Je suis prêt button starts the fight early if you both agree.
← → move, Z jump, S crouch, Shift guard, J punch, K kick, L throw, M ranged attack. On a phone, a D-pad and five buttons appear on either side.
Crouching hits the legs: less damage, but body attacks sail over you while you do it. Standing hits the body. From the air, or holding up, you aim for the head: far more damage, far more risk.
A high guard covers body and head, a low guard covers body and legs — never both. Raising your guard at the last instant is a parry: no damage at all, and the attacker is left standing there. Hitting an opponent while they wind up is a counter, worth half again as much damage.
Every character has one: Bibax's dog skims the floor (jump), Magog's platform shoes fly high (crouch), Ulcan's oil makes you slip, Hafid's tears drain your breath, Truand's syringes are the fastest. Pimousse's neck cannot be dodged — it has to be parried.
Every blow costs breath, which only recovers once you stop. Run out and you collapse for a second and a half with no defence: mashing buttons is punished on the spot.
Only the two fighters may use the microphone during a bout. Spectators comment in writing, in the chat beside the ring.
Every win is recorded. The top ten is on the Games page. A registered account is required to fight and to appear there.
Three permanent rooms where you play with virtual chips — worth nothing in the real world. See also the games page.
Three permanent rooms are waiting for you: Texas Hold'em Poker, European Roulette and Blackjack.
From level 3 onwards, and as long as you stay active, get 1000 free chips every week. Enough to pull up a chair.
Voice is reserved for the players sitting at the table. You can also mute the table and listen to another room like a radio station.
Every week you receive 1000 chips on top of whatever you already hold. Sitting on 5000? You will move to 6000 — the weekly grant never resets your balance.
You need to be level 3 or above and to have spent at least two hours on the site that week. Your very first grant comes with no strings attached.
A fast-paced trivia game, right there in the room.
Type the /quizz command in the room. Only the room owner or members with the required level can start one.
Questions come up as multiple choice. Whoever finds the right answer fastest scores the most points, and there's a ranking at the end.
The questions span 18 categories: history, geography, film, music, sport, science, cooking and more. Plenty to play often without seeing the same ones twice.
The quiz ranking is on the games page.
Sing together, in tune and in time.
Head to the Karaoke room. Whoever is on the mic pastes a YouTube link: the music starts, in sync for everyone. Now sing!
Only people on the mic can start or stop a video. Take the mic just as you would in any other room, then paste your link.
Everyone else listens, comments by keyboard, and waits their turn to sing.
Some videos are blocked from playing outside YouTube by their owner, so they can't be streamed here. Just try another one.
Commands are typed in the message bar and start with a forward slash /.
Many of them are reserved for moderators and room owners.
Type /aide to display the list of commands available for your rank. It's the best place to start: everyone only sees the commands they're allowed to use.
Starting a trivia game with /quizz, ignoring a member, managing your room: most actions are also available as buttons in the interface.
A command goes in the usual message box, starting with a forward slash /, then you confirm with Enter.
Some need a nickname after them, for example /ignore Nickname. Moderation commands are reserved for moderators.
| Command | Effect |
|---|---|
/kick nickname | Kicks a member out of the room. |
/ban nickname | Bans a member from the room. |
/mute nickname | Mutes a member's mic; /unmute switches it back on. |
/microoff nickname | Disables a member's mic; /microon restores it. |
/camoff nickname | Turns off a member's webcam; /camon allows it again. |
/clavieroff nickname | Stops a member from typing; /clavieron lets them type again. |
/photooff nickname | Blocks photo sharing; /photoon allows it. |
/giveMod nickname | Makes a member a moderator; /removeMod takes the role away. |
/addmodo / /delmodo | Manage the room's moderators. |
/min | Sets the minimum rank needed to enter the room. |
/mintalk, /minwrite | Minimum level required to talk or to type. |
/mincam, /minphoto, /minvideo, /minaudio, /mingif | Minimum level for webcam, photos, videos, audio and GIFs. |
/noclavier, /nomicro, /noroom | Restrict typing, the mic or access across the whole room (add off to lift it). |
/cage on / /confinement | Advanced room moderation tools. |
/roomkick, /roomban, /roomunban, /roomms | Moderation actions specific to the room. |
A chat that's open to the world.
LibertiChat is available in French, English and Spanish. Pick the interface language that suits you and chat with members from all over the world.
A few simple habits for chatting with peace of mind.
Never share personal or banking details (address, card number, password and so on) with another member, whatever the excuse.
Watch out for webcam blackmail (sextortion). To understand how the trap works and what to do about it, read our blog and its prevention advice.
If someone is behaving badly, ignore them and report them to the moderation team. Respect other members and the terms of use.
Ready to give it a go? The free chat is waiting, with or without an account.
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