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. Computers use the MHL Mirroring sender in the browser; phones use their built-in mirroring.
From a computer
Windows, Mac, Chromebook or Linux, straight from the browser
Mirror a computer to any smart TVWindows, Mac, Chromebook or Linux to any TV with a web browser. No app, no cable.Read the guideMirror a computer to a Samsung TVUse the Samsung Internet browser on the TV as the receiver. Any model with a browser.Read the guideMirror a computer to an LG TVThe LG webOS Web Browser works as the receiver on any LG smart TV.Read the guideMirror a computer to Fire TVOpen the receiver in the Silk browser on a Fire TV or Fire TV Stick.Read the guideMirror a Chromebook to a TVChrome on the Chromebook is the sender. Any TV with a browser is the receiver.Read the guideMirror a computer to another computerShow one laptop on another computer, a meeting room PC or a big monitor.Read the guide
Do more while mirroring
Files, recordings, other networks and phone cameras
Send files while mirroringPush a document, photo or video to the receiver during a session.Read the guideRecord your screen while mirroringSave the shared screen, or what the TV shows, as a video file.Read the guideMirror over the internetReach a screen on another network, not just the same Wi-Fi.Read the guideShare a phone camera to a TVShow the phone camera and microphone on any screen with a browser.Read the guide
From iPhone or iPad
Built-in AirPlay to your TV
From an Android phone
Built-in Smart View, Cast or screen mirroring
Mirror Android to a Samsung TVSmart View on Samsung Galaxy, or Screen Cast on other Android phones.Read the guideMirror Android to ChromecastBuilt-in Cast to Chromecast, Google TV and Android TV.Read the guideMirror Android to Fire TVFire TV Display Mirroring with an Android phone that supports Miracast.Read the guide
Mirror straight from your browser
Try MHL Mirroring on your own screens
Open the receiver on the TV, the sender on your computer, and connect with a 6-digit code. Free, peer-to-peer, nothing to install.