Mirror/Cast iPhone Screen to Windows PC
0This tutorial explains how to mirror or cast your iPhone screen to a Windows PC using a third-party application called MirrorTo by iMyFone. This is useful if you want to display your iPhone content on a larger screen for presentations, gameplay, live streaming, or tutorial recording without using an Apple TV or Mac.
To begin, you'll need to download and install MirrorTo on your Windows computer. Visit the official site by typing “MirrorTo iMyFone” into your preferred search engine and clicking on the first result, or go directly to:
https://www.imyfone.com/screen-mirror/
Once you're on the website, click the "Free Download for Windows" button. After the download completes, run the installer by double-clicking the downloaded file. When prompted, confirm the installation by selecting "Yes," then proceed with the installation steps by clicking "Install."
After installation, open the app. You'll be prompted to select your device type—choose "iOS" since you're mirroring from an iPhone. Now, turn to your iPhone. Swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen (for Face ID devices) or up from the bottom (for Touch ID devices) to open the Control Center. Tap on "Screen Mirroring" or "Cast" and select the name of your Windows PC as it appears on the list. If prompted, grant permission to complete the connection.
The iPhone screen should now be mirrored to your PC in real time. This method works smoothly with a stable Wi-Fi connection and doesn't require jailbreaking your iPhone. MirrorTo also allows control features in some use cases (like Android), though for iPhones, it’s primarily for display and streaming purposes.
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:13 Download and Install MirrorTo
0:40 Choose iOS Device in MirrorTo
0:51 Use iPhone’s Screen Mirroring Feature
1:16 Conclusion
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