Source: How-To Geek
FaceTime is Apple’s built-in video and audio calling app. It pairs with your iPhone and allows you to make phone calls on macOS.
You don’t need an iPhone to make FaceTime calls (or even use iMessage), but you will need one to make calls from a phone number. If you don’t have an iPhone, you can still make calls from the email associated with your Apple ID, but only to other FaceTime users.
Sign in to iCloud
You should already be signed in when you set up your Mac, but if you’re not, you can sign in under “iCloud” in System Preferences. Make sure this account is the same account you use on your phone.
Your iPhone should automatically forward your messages to iMessage and FaceTime on your Mac once you’re signed in, but if it doesn’t, you may have to enable it under the iCloud…
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