To allow people to join your Zoom meeting without needing a passcode (and without requiring them to have or sign into a Zoom account — i.e., they join as guests), follow these key points based on current Zoom rules (as of 2026).
Zoom requires at least one security layer for every meeting to prevent abuse (like Zoombombing). You cannot have a meeting with neither a passcode nor a Waiting Room (or other restrictions like "only authenticated users"). If you disable both, Zoom auto-enables the Waiting Room.
The closest setup to "no passcode needed" is to disable the passcode but keep the Waiting Room enabled. Participants can then click the join link and enter directly (after you admit them from the Waiting Room if you choose), without typing any code.
Sign in to the Zoom web portal at https://zoom.us/signin (or via the app → Settings → web portal link). You need a Zoom account to host meetings.
Go to Settings (left menu) → Meeting tab → Security section.
Adjust these:
Save changes. These apply to new meetings (and often existing ones if you edit them).
When scheduling a new meeting (or editing an existing one):
Share only the join link (not just the Meeting ID). Participants click it → they join as guests (no account/login needed) → go straight to the Waiting Room (no passcode prompt) → you admit them from the participants list.
This setup lets non-account users join easily as guests while keeping basic security. If you run into locked settings or different options, check your account type (free, Pro, etc.) or Zoom's support page for "meeting passcodes" / "Waiting Room".