What is difference between video conference and VOIP?

Video conferencing refers to a technology that allows users to conduct face-to-face meetings through video and audio over the internet, typically involving multiple participants. Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), on the other hand, specifically focuses on transmitting voice calls over the internet, enabling users to make phone calls without traditional phone lines. While video conferencing can include VoIP as part of its functionality, VoIP is primarily concerned with audio communication. Essentially, all video conferencing can be seen as a form of VoIP, but not all VoIP services include video capabilities.