Need to
mirror phone screen to a computer for presentations, game streaming, or just easier operation on a larger display? The methods are simpler than you think. This article compiles the most practical ways to cast your phone screen to a computer, from wired to wireless options.
- On your computer, click the “Start” menu → “Settings” → “System” → “Projecting to this PC”.
- Set it to an option like “Available everywhere”.
- On your phone, open “Wireless Projection” or “Screen Mirroring” from settings or the quick menu, search for your computer name, and connect.
Professional tools like ApowerMirror and Lebo Cast usually offer more stable performance and rich features (e.g., controlling your phone from the computer). They are powerful tools for basic multi-screen collaboration.
- Enable “USB Debugging” mode on your phone and connect it to the computer via a USB cable.
- Use a free open-source tool like Scrcpy to achieve high-quality, ultra-low latency mirroring—no network required.
- Use QuickTime Player (Mac-only). Connect your iPhone to the Mac with a data cable.
- Open QuickTime Player, select “File” → “New Movie Recording”.
- Click the dropdown menu next to the record button and choose your iPhone.
- For convenience: Use Windows’ built-in wireless mirroring or third-party software.
- For zero latency and stability (e.g., game streaming): Android users should prioritize the wired Scrcpy solution.
- For controlling the phone from the computer: Choose third-party multi-screen collaboration software that supports reverse control.
No matter what your needs are, there’s a phone-to-computer mirroring method that fits. Try it now and enjoy the convenience of turning a small screen into a large one!
