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How to Wirelessly Screen Mirror iPad with iPadOS 14

iPadOS 14 makes it easy to screen mirror your iPad to TVs, computers and other displays. This iPad operating system uses AirPlay to wirelessly share content from your iPad to another screen. Use this guide to learn how to screen mirror your iPad using iPadOS 14.

Plus, take advantage of many more screen mirroring features with a simple app for your computer. 

UPDATENeed to screen mirror iPad with iPadOS 17 instead? Get the new guide for the latest iPad operating system here.

How to Wirelessly Screen Mirror an iPad with iPadOS 14

This method uses AirPlay and the computer app Reflector to wirelessly display an iPad on your computer. If you want to screen mirror your iPad to an Apple TV or other AirPlay receiver, just follow steps 4-6.

Step 1

Download and install Reflector on your computer. It’s a screen mirroring app available for both macOS and Windows.

Step 2

Connect your computer and iPad to the same wifi network.

Step 3

Open Reflector on your computer. 

Reflector running on a MacBook

Step 4

Open Control Center on your iPad by swiping down from the top right corner.


iPad Control Center

Step 5

Tap “Screen Mirroring.”

iPad Control Center Screen Mirroring

Step 6

Scroll through the list of receivers and select where you want to mirror your screen. If you’re using Reflector, this will be the name of your computer.

iPad Screen Mirroring Receivers

That’s it! Now you’re wirelessly screen mirroring your device with iPadOS 14.

Reflector allows you to share your mobile device screen to videoconferecing platforms, like Zoom, GoToMeeting, Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex, Google Meet, Slack and Discord.

This method is easy and works great for most people, but it may not be the best for use in professional environments with numerous devices on corporate networks. If you need to set up iPhone/iPad screen sharing at work or school, check out Ditto screen mirroring instead. Ditto allows you to mirror an iPad to multiple Apple TVs simultaneously.

Remember: Mirroring your iPad to an Apple TV or other AirPlay receiver works the same way. Simply select the name of your Apple TV or receiver from the screen mirroring list on your iPad. 

Want to become a screen mirroring expert? Here’s everything you need to know.

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Last updated 9/23/21

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