You may use screen mirroring from your iPhone to a computer for a variety of purposes, such as entertainment or presentations.
These are the main techniques:
The source symbol
Method 1: AirPlay (for Mac) usage
Since AirPlay is pre-installed on Apple products, mirroring your iPhone to a Mac is the simplest option.
The source symbol
Make sure the two gadgets are connected to the same WiFi network.
The source symbol
Turn your Mac’s AirPlay on: Check the “AirPlay Receiver” box by going to System Preferences > Sharing.
The source symbol
Using the iPhone’s Control Center: From the upper-right corner of your iPhone screen, swipe downward.
The source symbol
Choose Mirroring on Screen: Click “Screen Mirroring” and select your Mac from the menu.
The source symbol
Using QuickTime Player (for Windows) is Method 2.
QuickTime Player can record your iPhone’s screen on a Windows PC, however it’s not a complete mirroring solution.
Use a Lightning cord to connect your iPhone to your PC.
The source symbol
Start your computer’s QuickTime Player.
Navigate to “File” and select “New Movie Recording.”
The source symbol
To choose your iPhone, click the downward arrow next to the record button.
To begin recording the screen of your iPhone, click the record button.
Using Third-Party Apps is Method 3
Think about using third-party apps for greater versatility and features:
Reflector: Provides sophisticated functions including recording and mirroring several devices.
Reflector-like AirServer: Offers screen mirroring and additional features.
Luna Display: Mirrors your iPhone and allows you to use your iPad as a second monitor for your Mac.
It’s common for these apps to need to be installed on your PC and iPhone. Pay attention to the precise directions that the app provides.
Troubleshooting
Verify that the two devices are linked to the same wireless network.
The source symbol
Software Updates: Update the operating systems on your PC and iPhone.
Compatibility: Verify that the selected method works with the models of your PC and iPhone.
Cable Connection: A sturdy Lightning cable is required for QuickTime Player.
App Permissions: Give the third-party app you’re using the appropriate permissions.
The source symbol
Extra Advice
Battery Life: If you can, keep your iPhone connected in as mirroring can cause it to drain its battery more quickly.
Performance: The speed of your Wi-Fi connection affects the quality of the mirrored image.
Security: When mirroring, be careful what you share on your screen.
You should be able to mirror your iPhone screen to your computer by using these instructions and keeping the advice in mind.
Are you interested in learning more about certain use cases for screen mirroring or troubleshooting typical problems?
Disclaimer: Depending on the type of your computer and iPhone, as well as the particular software version, these solutions may not be available to you or have the same characteristics.
