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- Installs
- 100,000+
- Category
- Tools
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 2.1
- Released
- Apr 3, 2023
- Last updated
- 12 Oct 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- Yes
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.0
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• New look: fresh orange icon • Your answer right on the USB screen: if your phone can't send video over the cable, Browser Cast and Wi-Fi cast are one tap away • Better detection when a TV is connected by cable • Stability fixes
Cast phone to TV with a USB-C to HDMI cable or Wi-Fi. USB screen share & checker
Connect your phone to TV with a USB C to HDMI cable, or cast over Wi-Fi when your phone has no HDMI output. The HDMI checker tells you first which way works on your Android phone, so you never buy the wrong cable. 📱 USB C TO HDMI: PHONE TO TV BY CABLE Plug a USB-C to HDMI cable or Type C to HDMI adapter into your phone and your TV, HDMI monitor or projector. Your whole screen appears on the big screen: wired USB screen share with no lag and no Wi-Fi. • Live HDMI detection: the moment you plug in, see your TV's resolution and refresh rate • Works with a USB to HDMI adapter, a USB TV connector, a USB-C hub or a docking station with an HDMI port • Connect phone to TV with USB for movies, games and video calls on the big screen • Full HD on supported phones, with sound on the TV ✅ HDMI CHECKER & DISPLAYPORT ALT MODE CHECK A USB-C port that charges is not always able to send video. The HDMI compatibility checker looks up your phone and tells you plainly whether it supports HDMI output through DisplayPort Alt Mode (DP Alt Mode). Run the HDMI Alt Mode check before you buy a cable, then plug in to confirm: the card turns green when your TV is found. • Detects Samsung DeX phones, Pixel 8 and newer, and other phones with USB HDMI output • Tells you honestly when your hardware cannot do it, and what to use instead 📺 CAST PHOTOS & VIDEOS TO TV • TV mode: play a video full screen on the TV and use your phone as the remote • Browser Cast: cast photos and videos to any smart TV with a web browser, nothing to install on the TV • Chromecast and Google TV: cast with one tap • Slideshows of your photos on the big screen 🖥️ SAMSUNG DEX & HDMI MONITOR On Samsung DeX phones, a single cable turns your HDMI monitor or TV into a desktop screen. On other phones with HDMI output, USB C to HDMI mirror mode shows your screen on the monitor for videos, games and presentations. 🔧 USB C TO HDMI NOT WORKING? HDMI not working, black screen or "no signal" on the TV? The step-by-step guide shows which phones support HDMI output, which Type C to HDMI cable to buy, and how to turn on USB OTG when your phone is not detected. If your phone has no DisplayPort Alt Mode, no USB to HDMI or HDMI USB C adapter can fix it, and the app sends you straight to the Wi-Fi options. 🔌 ADAPTER ASKS FOR ITS OWN APP? Some cheap USB display adapters do not use DisplayPort Alt Mode: they have their own chip and only work with the app named in their manual. If the checker says your phone supports DisplayPort Alt Mode, a plain HDMI cable is the simpler choice. 📡 NO HDMI OUTPUT? MIRROR PHONE TO TV OVER WI-FI Use Browser Cast, Chromecast, or the screen mirroring built into your phone and smart TV. WORKS WITH • Android phones and tablets with USB-C video output • Any TV, HDMI monitor or projector with an HDMI input • USB-C to HDMI cables, Type C to HDMI connectors and adapters, USB-C hubs and docks • Smart TVs, Chromecast and Google TV WHY A CABLE? HDMI for Android phone to TV is the most reliable way to share your screen. A screen mirroring cable works in hotels, offices and classrooms where Wi-Fi casting is blocked. It never drops the picture and needs no internet: watch movies, share photos, present slides or play games on the big screen. WANT THE OPPOSITE? To see a camera, game console or HDMI video capture card on your phone screen, try our USB Camera Tools app. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Photos and videos are chosen with Android's photo picker. The app never asks for your whole gallery. Note: no app can add HDMI output to a phone whose hardware does not support it. The checker tells you clearly, and the cast options still let you share your phone to TV.