Screen mirroring tutorials
Clear, step by step guides to get any screen onto a bigger one. Pick your device and your target, follow the steps, and watch the short video. Every guide covers the free Screen Mirroring app and the built-in options like AirPlay and Smart View.
From iPhone or iPad
iOS and iPadOS to your TV
iPhone to Samsung TV
AirPlay on a 2018 or newer Samsung, or the app on any model.
Read the guideiPhone to LG TV
AirPlay on webOS, or the app on any LG smart TV.
Read the guideiPhone to Roku
AirPlay on supported Roku, or the free Roku channel on any.
Read the guideiPhone to Fire TV
Install the free receiver, then mirror with a code.
Read the guideiPhone to Chromecast
The Chromecast app finds your device and mirrors the screen.
Read the guideFrom an Android phone
Any Android phone or tablet to your TV
Android to Samsung TV
Smart View or the app, from any Android phone.
Read the guideAndroid to LG TV
LG Screen Share, or the app on any LG webOS TV.
Read the guideAndroid to Roku
Built-in mirroring, or the free Roku channel on any Roku.
Read the guideAndroid to Fire TV
Built-in Display Mirroring, or the receiver on any Android.
Read the guideAndroid to Chromecast
Built-in Cast, or the app for more control and internet casting.
Read the guideFrom a computer
Windows, Mac or Linux, straight from the browser
From a Chromebook
ChromeOS runs the app, so mirroring is easy
Game consoles
Mirror a phone to a PlayStation or Nintendo console
Screen mirror to a PS5
Through the PS5's hidden web browser.
Read the guideScreen mirror to a PS4 or PS3
Through the console's built-in web browser.
Read the guideScreen mirror to a Switch
A DNS trick opens a browser on the Switch.
Read the guideScreen mirror to a Wii U
Through the Wii U's built-in browser.
Read the guideAny device and special cases
Cross-brand, over the internet, and second screens
Any smart TV, no TV app
Use the TV's own web browser as the receiver. Any brand.
Read the guidePhone to a computer
Show your phone on a laptop or a second screen.
Read the guideMirror over the internet
Reach any screen anywhere, not just the same Wi-Fi.
Read the guideWireless second screen
Extend your desktop to a TV or tablet, not just mirror.
Read the guide