The #1 Online Screen Mirror

Cast your iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, Mac and Chromebook screen in real-time HD via WiFi or 4G/5G. Easy setup, 100% wireless. The Screen Mirroring App mirrors your complete screen, including photos, videos, apps, games, websites and documents.
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Best Device Support

iOS, Android, Windows, Mac, Chromebooks, Smart TVs, Chromecast, Roku, Amazon Fire TV & Echo, Gaming Consoles and any Web Browser.

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Unique Features

The first app that mirrors your screen over WiFi and also via Online Internet Connection (DSL / Cable / Fibre). You can also create a second screen on another device.

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Fast Customer Support

Customer support has top priority and our team is here to help you via E-Mail, AI powered Chat, detailed FAQs and tutorial videos.

Airplay | Chromecast | Miracast | SmartView

All-In-One. The Screen Mirroring App combines the advantages of all popular streaming, mirroring and smart view technologies in one app. It offers you online screen mirroring, sharing and extending options whenever you want to share media with family, friends or at work.
Our team develops and researches with the latest technologies to improve performance, quality and device support of our apps. If you find a device that does not support the Screen Mirroring App or you have a special use case for the app, please contact us.

Connect And Mirror Your Phone Screen

If you want to connect your phone and mirror your screen to Roku, Amazon Fire TV or Google Chromecast, please select the corresponding app edition. For all other streaming devices, please download the universal app edition.

Roku Edition

Mirror your iPhone, iPad or Android device to your Roku TV, Roku Stick, Roku Express, Roku Premiere, Roku Ultra or Roku Soundbar from such brands as TCL, Insignia, Sharp, Hisense, Hitachi, RCA, Philips, Elements and JVC.

Fire TV Edition

Mirror your iPhone, iPad or Android device to your Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, Fire TV Cube or Fire TV Edition Smart TV made by Amazon, Toshiba, Insignia, Hisense, Xiaomi, Grundig, Element, JVC, Grundig, Onida, Element, ok and Technika. It also works with Amazon Echo Show.

Chromecast Edition

Mirror your iPhone, iPad or Android device to Chromecast, Chromecast Ultra and Smart TVs with Chromecast built-in (Google Cast or Android TV), such as Xiaomi Mi TV, Sony Bravia TV, TCL TV, Vizio TV, Hisense TV, Philips TV, Sharp TV or NVidia Shield Gaming Console.

Universal Edition

Mirror your iPhone, iPad or Android device to Samsung Smart TV, LG TV, Sony TV, Panasonic TV or any other device with an integrated Web Browser, such as Windows PC, Mac, Chromebook, Linux and Gaming Consoles.

Mirror your Desktop Screen

Mirror your computer screen (Windows / Mac / Chromebook / Linux) to any device with a modern web browser, such as Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Edge and internet browsers on Smart TVs.

Screen Mirroring over Internet allows you to easily share your computer screen over distance with remote friends, family and co-workers. If you have multiple screens attached to your computer, you can choose which screen is mirrored.

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1. Start the Desktop App

Open the Desktop App in a Browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Opera) on your Windows PC, Mac, Chromebook or Linux System.

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2. Start the Receiver

Open https://tvee.app in the Web Browser on your receiving device, for example a PC, Laptop, Smart TV, Smartphone or Tablet.

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3. Enter ID

Enter the 6 digit ID from https://tvee.app in the Desktop App, press CONNECT and choose the screen you want to mirror.

Wireless Second Screen

Extend your Windows, Mac, Chromebook or Linux screen to a second screen on another device, for example to another Computer, Smartphone, Tablet or a Smart TV. 100% wireless or with a tiny, affordable adapter.

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1. Create a Virtual Display

If you have a new Mac with M1 Chip, install BetterDummy. On older Macs, Windows PCs and Chromebooks use a dummy display adapter (HDMI, Display Port or USB) to create a virtual second screen.

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2. Start the Desktop App

Start the Desktop App in Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge or Opera on your Windows PC, Mac or Chromebook.

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3. Enter ID

On your second device, open https://tvee.app in the web browser. Copy the 6 digit ID from https://tvee.app into the Desktop App, press CONNECT and select the virtual second screen.

If you do not have a dummy display adapter at hand, here is a workaround: If your Laptop/PC is connected to an external screen, just connect the external screen twice with two cables, for example with HDMI and Display Port at the same time. This will create a virtual second screen and you can proceed with step 2.

Mirror your Screen to this Browser

You want to mirror your iPhone, iPad, Android, Windows, Mac or Linux screen directly to this Web Browser? Follow these steps.
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1. Start the Receiver

Please open https://tvee.app in this Web Browser to start the Receiver. Your Mobile or Desktop screen will be mirrored here.

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2. Start the Mobile or Desktop App

Download the Mobile App on your iPhone, iPad or Android device or start the Desktop App in Chrome, Firefox, Safari or Opera on your Windows PC, Mac, Chromebook or Linux System.

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3. Enter ID

In the iOS or Android App, use the integrated QR Code scanner to scan the QR Code from https://tvee.app. On Windows or Mac just enter the 6 digit ID manually into the Desktop App.

Screen Mirroring & Video Casting

Want to get the most out of your streaming experience? Let's break down Mirroring vs Casting - knowing the difference will help you pick the perfect option for your needs. Each has its own strengths!
Watch this video to learn the difference and become a Pro Streamer.
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Screen Mirroring FAQ

Whether you're new to screen mirroring or looking to understand the differences between various mirroring and screen sharing technologies, our comprehensive FAQ covers everything from basic concepts to advanced features. Learn what screen mirroring is, how it works, why our app is better than AirPlay, Google Cast, and Miracast, and discover practical tips for seamless screen sharing across all your devices.
Screen mirroring is a technology that allows you to display the exact content from your phone, tablet, or computer screen on another device, like a TV, projector, or another computer. Think of it like using a wireless cable that shows everything happening on your device in real-time on a larger screen. It's perfect for sharing photos, videos, presentations, games, or any app content with others or for your own convenience when you want a bigger display.
Screen mirroring works by capturing your device's screen content and transmitting it wirelessly to another device. The Screen Mirroring App uses advanced streaming technology to compress and send your screen data over WiFi or internet connection. The receiving device (like a TV or computer) then displays this content in real-time. It's similar to how video streaming works, but instead of streaming a movie, you're streaming your live screen activity. The process happens so quickly that there's minimal delay, making it feel like you're directly controlling the larger screen.
Screen mirroring shows your entire device screen exactly as you see it, including apps, notifications, and everything else. Video casting only sends specific videos or media files to another device. With screen mirroring, you can share any app, game, website, or even your home screen. With casting, you're limited to media content like videos or music. Screen mirroring is more versatile because you can share presentations, browse the internet, play games, or show any app, while casting is mainly for entertainment content.
While AirPlay only works with Apple devices and Apple TV, the Screen Mirroring App works with virtually any device and any TV or streaming device. AirPlay requires you to have an iPhone, iPad, or Mac and an Apple TV or AirPlay-compatible TV. The Screen Mirroring App lets you mirror from any phone, tablet, or computer to any TV, streaming device, or even another computer. Plus, it works over the internet, so you can mirror your screen to devices in different locations, not just on the same WiFi network. This makes it perfect for remote work, sharing with family in different cities, or presenting to clients anywhere in the world.
Google Cast and Chromecast are limited to casting specific apps and media content, and they only work with Chromecast devices or TVs with Chromecast built-in. The Screen Mirroring App shows your entire screen to any device with a web browser, including Roku, Fire TV, Smart TVs, and computers. Google Cast requires apps to support casting, but the Screen Mirroring App mirrors everything - games, websites, any app, even your home screen. You're not limited to just Netflix or YouTube; you can share anything on your device. Plus, it works over the internet, so you can mirror to devices anywhere, not just on your home network.
Miracast only works between devices that support the rather old Miracast standard, which limits compatibility and accessibility because both devices need to be connected over an exclusive peer-to-peer WiFi connection that prohibits simultaneous connections with other devices at the same time. The Screen Mirroring App does not have such limitations and works with any device that has a web browser, including virtually every modern device. Miracast can be unreliable and often has connection issues, while the Screen Mirroring App provides stable, high-quality mirroring. Most importantly, it works over the internet, so you can mirror your screen to devices anywhere in the world, not just devices on your local network. This makes it perfect for remote presentations, sharing with family in different locations, or working from anywhere.
You can mirror your screen to virtually any device with a web browser, including:
  • Smart TVs: Samsung, LG, Sony, Panasonic, and most other smart TV brands
  • Streaming devices: Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Chromecast, Apple TV, and gaming consoles
  • Computers: Windows PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, and Linux computers
  • Mobile devices: Any smartphone or tablet with a web browser
  • Projectors: Smart projectors and projectors connected to streaming devices
  • Gaming consoles: PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch with web browsers
The beauty of the Screen Mirroring App is that you don't need special hardware or specific device compatibility - if it has a web browser, it can receive your mirrored screen.
Yes! This is one of the Screen Mirroring App's most powerful advantages over traditional screen mirroring solutions. While most screen mirroring and screen sharing apps only work on the same WiFi network, the Screen Mirroring App works over the internet. This means you can mirror your screen from your home computer to a TV at your office, share your phone screen with family members in different cities, or present to clients anywhere in the world. You just need both devices to have internet access. This makes it perfect for remote work, virtual presentations, sharing content with distant family, or collaborating with colleagues in different locations.
Screen mirroring has countless practical uses in both personal and professional settings:
  • Entertainment: Share photos, videos, and games on a bigger screen for family movie nights or gaming sessions
  • Work presentations: Present slides, documents, or websites to colleagues or clients on any device
  • Remote work: Share your computer screen with team members in different locations
  • Education: Teachers can share educational content, and students can present their work
  • Technical support: Show your screen to tech support or help family members with their devices
  • Content creation: Stream your screen for tutorials, gaming, or live demonstrations
  • Second screen: Extend your computer display to create a wireless second monitor
  • App demonstrations: Show how to use apps or software to others
Creating a wireless second screen is easy with the Screen Mirroring App. First, you need to create a virtual display on your computer. On newer Macs with M1 chips, you can use apps like BetterDummy. On older Macs, Windows PCs, and Chromebooks, you can use a dummy display adapter (available for HDMI, DisplayPort, or USB connections). Once you have a virtual second screen, start the desktop app on your computer and open the receiver on your second device (like another computer, tablet, or TV). Enter the 6-digit connection code, and select your virtual second screen to mirror. Now you have a wireless second monitor that works anywhere with internet access!
Yes, the Screen Mirroring App is designed with security and privacy in mind. The connection between your devices is always peer-to-peer, meaning your screen content is protected during transmission. The app uses secure, industry-standard protocols to ensure your data stays private. The connection codes are unique and temporary, so only devices with the correct code can see your screen. The app doesn't store or record your screen content, and the mirroring session ends when you disconnect. Your screen data is never stored on our servers or any other server. However, always be mindful of what you're sharing and only mirror your screen to trusted devices and people, in trusted environments.
If you experience slow or laggy screen mirroring, try these solutions:
  • Check your internet connection: Make sure both devices have a stable, fast internet connection
  • Use 5G WiFi instead of mobile data: 5G WiFi typically provides the best performance for screen mirroring
  • Close unnecessary apps: Free up processing power on your device by closing apps you're not using
  • Reduce screen resolution: Lower the resolution of your mirrored screen for better performance
  • Move closer to your router: If using WiFi, being closer to your router can improve connection quality
  • Restart the connection: Sometimes simply reconnecting can resolve temporary performance issues
  • Restart all devices: Try to restart your sender device, receiver device and WiFi access point or router
The Screen Mirroring App automatically adjusts quality based on your connection speed to provide the best possible experience.

Tutorial Videos

Watch the Videos to see how easy you can mirror your screen.
Mirror Windows, Mac, Chromebook & Linux
Learn how to share your screen between computers with different operating systems.
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Mirror your screen via Internet
Learn how to share your screen to any device over the Internet.
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Mirror from Browser to Browser
Mirror your Desktop screen and sound with Google Chrome Browser.
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Create a Second Screen
Learn how to create a wireless second screen on Windows, Mac & Linux.
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Mirror iPhone, iPad or Android to Chromecast
Share your screen on your Chromcast device or Chromecast built-in TV.
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Mirror Chromebook to Google Chromecast
Mirror your Chromebook screen to Android TVs or Chromecast built-in TVs.
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Mirror iPhone & iPad to Roku
Mirror your iPhone or iPad screen to your Roku Stick, Roku Box or Roku built-in TV.
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Mirror Android to Roku
Mirror your Android screen to your Roku Stick, Roku Box or Roku built-in TV.
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Mirror Chromebook to Roku
Mirror your Chromebook screen to your Roku Stick, Roku Box or Roku built-in TV.
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Mirror iPhone & iPad to Fire TV
Mirror your iPhone or iPad screen to your Fire TV Stick, Box, Cube or built-in Fire TV.
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Mirror Android to Fire TV
Share your screen from Android to Fire TV Stick, Box, Cube or built-in Fire TV.
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Mirror PC, Mac & Chromebook to Fire TV
Mirror your Desktop or Laptop screen to any Fire TV Stick, Box, Cube or built-in Fire TV.
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Mirror Chromebook to Fire TV
Mirror your Chromebook screen to Amazon Fire TV.
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Mirror iPhone & iPad to Samsung TVs, LG TVs & Sony TVs
Learn how to mirror your iPhone and iPad to your Smart TV.
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Mirror Android to Samsung TVs, LG TVs & Sony TVs
Learn how to mirror your Android phone or tablet to a Smart TV.
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Screen Mirroring to Mac
Learn how you can mirror your iOS screen to the Safari Web Browser on your iMac or MacBook.
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Screen Mirroring on Nintendo Switch
The Screen Mirroring App is the only App that supports Mirroring to Nintendo Switch - Learn how it works.
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Screen Mirroring on Nintendo WiiU
The Screen Mirroring App is the only App that supports Mirroring to Nintendo WiiU - Learn how it works.
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Screen Mirroring on Sony Playstation 3+4
Use the Screen Mirroring App to mirror your screen to the Internet Browser on your Sony Playstation 3+4.
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Screen Mirroring on Sony Playstation 5
Use the Screen Mirroring App to mirror your screen to the Internet Browser on your Sony Playstation 5.
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Support

If you need help setting up the Screen Mirroring App or encounter issues using it, please refer to the FAQ in the iOS or Android app or contact us via email.

Refunds / Chargeback

Subscriptions: All of our paid apps and upgrades are one-time purchases. We do not offer subscriptions. If you notice recurring subscription charges on your account, please contact the relevant vendor or payee directly.
iOS: Please contact Apple directly to request a refund at https://reportaproblem.apple.com.
Android: Please email us your Google Purchase ID from the Google purchase receipt in the format GPA.xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxx.
Huawei: Please contact Huawei customer support directly to request a refund.
Amazon: Amazon does not provide refunds for digital purchases. Please refer to the Amazon Appstore Terms of Use.

Terms of Service

The Screen Mirroring App is based on the standard terms and agreements of the specific distribution platform on which the app is downloaded.
Apple End User License Agreement
Google Play Terms of Service
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Amazon Appstore Terms of Use

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