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The latest iPhone operating system comes with the same great AirPlay screen mirroring we all love. Better yet, Apple included a surprising new iPhone Mirroring capability you have to see.
This guide tells you how to screen mirror your iPhone running iOS 18 to AirPlay-enabled TVs, computers, projectors and displays.
These instructions work for all iPhone models that support iOS 18, including iPhone 16, iPhone 15, iPhone 14, iPhone 13, iPhone 12, iPhone 11 and iPhone X.
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Make sure your iPhone and the device you want to mirror to are connected to the same wifi network.
Swipe down from the top-right corner of your iPhone screen to reveal the Control Center
Select the screen mirroring icon. It’s the icon with two overlapping rectangles. It may also be labeled as “Screen Mirroring” depending on the layout of your Control Center.
Tip: You can edit and rearrange the iPhone Control Center layout to make your most used controls more easily accessible. Long-press an empty space in Control Center to bring up customization options.
A list of available AirPlay receivers on your network will appear. Select the device you want to mirror to. Approve permissions if prompted.
That’s it! You are now screen mirroring your iPhone running iOS 18. To stop mirroring, simply click the screen mirroring option in Control Center again and select Stop Mirroring.
Download the Reflector app on your Mac or Windows computer to screen mirror an iPhone directly to your computer. Reflector adds AirPlay receiving functionality to computers.
You may need to mirror an iPhone to your computer if:
You’re on a remote videoconference and what to show or demonstrate content from your phone
A computer is connected to the primary screen in a meeting space or classroom and you want to present from your phone for everyone to see
You’ll need Reflector to mirror your iPhone to a Windows computer. Reflector also adds more robust mirroring functionality than built-in AirPlay on newer Macs.
Schools and businesses require a fast, easy and reliable way to wirelessly present from iPhone…and all of the other devices people are using in those spaces. That’s why we created Ditto.
Ditto provides fast and consistent screen sharing cross-platform. Better yet, it allows you display digital signage on your TVs, projectors, interactive whiteboards and other displays when you’re not using them to collaborate wirelessly. Plus, you can use it to send on-screen alerts to get time-sensitive information to your people fast.
Ditto works with the devices you already have, it’s easy to set up and you can try it right now (like, today) for free. Get started with Ditto here.
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