User Guide of AnyMiro
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Mirror Android Phone/Tablet to Computer
Whether you encounter the similar situations below?
"I want to mirror the Live on Android device to the computer, how do I connect?"
“What to do if I want to cast the game from Android to the computer? Any suggestions?”
If you encounter the similar situations above, don’t worry, “Mirror Android Phone/Tablet to Computer” guide will help you to mirror your Android device to computer quickly. Please refer to the detailed instructions to connect your Android device to the computer quickly and easily.
Tech Specs
| Windows | Windows 7, 8, 10, 11 (both 32bit and 64bit) |
| Mac | macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) and above |
| Android | Android version 5 and above |
| Resolution | 1024x768 display or above |
| Hard Disk Space | 500 MB hard drive space |
| RAM | 512MB system memory |
| CPU | Pentium IV 2.4 GHz or above |
| Graphics Card | Accelerated 3D graphics - 64MB RAM |
| Sound Card | Windows-compatible sound card |
| Others | USB Driver and ADB Device Driver |
Benefits for Guest, Standard & Pro Version
| Benefits | Guest | Standard | Pro |
| Display resolution (highest) | 1080P | 1080P | 4K |
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| Supports popular live streaming tools | |
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| Record screen in real time |  |
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| Annotate on the mirroring screen | |
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| Add/Remove device frame | |
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| No watermark | |
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| Free mirroring time per day | 20 minutes | 40 minutes | No limits |
| Number of logged-in computers | / | 1 | 5 |
1. The USB Connection supports to mirror audio with Android 11 or later for Android phone or tablets.
2. The Wi-Fi Connection supports to mirror audio with Android 10 and later for Android phone or tablets.
Part 1. Mirror Android Phone/Tablet to Computer Via USB Cable Connection.
Step 1. Download and Install AnyMiro on Your Computer.
Before you perform any function operation, please get the tool downloaded onto your computer. Please make sure the network is stable while downloading and installing AnyMiro on your computer.
Step 2. Connect Your Android Device to Your Computer(Via USB Cable).
After completing installation progress, please launch AnyMiro on your computer.
Launch AnyMiro on Your Computer
Then, please select the Android option to connect device.
Choose Android Option
After that, please tab USB icon and connect your Android device with USB cable.
Choose USB Connection Icon
Please turn on the USB debugging and choose the MTP Mode after you plug the USB cable.
Turn on USB Debugging
If AnyMiro is unable to recognize your Android device via USB cable, you may try these troubleshooting steps to solve this problem.
Step 3. Mirror Android Phone/Tablet to Computer Successfully.
After the Android device connect successfully, you will see the below interface. And it mirrored Android device to computer successfully.
Your Android Device Is Mirrored
Once the mirroring connection is established, you are able to take screenshot, record or annotate the mirrored screen. Please click here to know more.
Part 2. Mirror Android Phone/Tablet to Computer Via Wi-Fi Connection.
Step 1. Download and Install AnyMiro on Your Computer.
Before you perform any function operation, please get the tool downloaded onto your computer. Please make sure the network is stable while downloading and installing AnyMiro on your computer.
Step 2. Connect Your Android Device to Your Computer(Via WiFi).
After completing installation progress, please launch AnyMiro on your computer.
Launch AnyMiro on Your Computer
Then, please select the Android option to connect device.
Choose Android Option
Then, nevigate to WiFi mode. In WiFi mode, there are three connection options: Selecting Device Connection, Pairing Connection, and AnyMiro Mobile App Installation Connection.
Choose WIFI Connection Icon
1. Ensure that your device and computer are on the same WiFi network for all three wireless connection methods.
2. All methods are supported on Android 11 and above. Devices running on Android versions below 11 do not support pairing connections. In such cases, you need to install the AnyMiro app on your device and scan the QR code to mirrior the screen.
Option One: Selecting a Device Connection Within the Same WiFi Network Following a Prior USB Connection.
When your Android device and computer are on the same WiFi network, if the device has previously been connected for screen mirroring via USB, a list of connected devices will appear in WiFi screen mirroring mode, showing the names of the connected devices. Select the device, click the Start Screen Mirroring button, and you will successfully mirror the device.
Select the Device to Mirror
Option Two: Pairing Connection.
If the device has not been connected via USB before, please select Other connections option.
Choose Other Connections
Please enable Wireless Debugging in the device settings and select Pair device with QR code to scan the QR code on AnyMiro interface.
Pair device with QR code
Alternatively, click on the Enable manual connection option.
Choose Enable Manual Connection
Under Wireless Debugging, based on the IP address and port displayed on the device, input the corresponding IP address and port on AnyMiro. Then, on the device, select Pair device with pairing code and enter the WLAN pairing code and pairing port on AnyMiro. Then tab Start Pairing button on AnyMiro screen.
Pair Device with Pairing Code
Option Three: AnyMiro Mobile App Installation Connection.
On AnyMiro Pair device with QR code interface, select the Other connections option in the bottom left corner.
Choose Other Connections
Please go to the Google play and search AnyMiro or scan the QR code to download the AnyMiro App on the Android device.
Scan QR Code
Then, please open the AnyMiro App on the Android device and select Wi-Fi Connection on the home page.
Select Wi-Fi Connection Option
Finally, please select the computer name you want to mirror on.
Select Computer Name
1. Please keep your Android phone/tablet and computer connected to the same network.
2. Please download AnyMiro app on Android device from scanning QR code or from Google Play to help establish connection between Android device and computer.
3. If you are using Scan QR code for the first time, the software will prompt “Allow AnyMiro to take pictures and record video?“. Then, please click “ALLOW“ option to continue the process.
Step 3. Mirror Android Phone/Tablet to Computer Successfully.
After the Android device connect successfully, you will see the below interface. And it mirrored Android device to computer successfully.
Your Device Is Mirrored
Once the mirroring connection is established, you are able to take screenshot, record or annotate the mirrored screen. Please click here to know more.
If you still have questions after reading this guide, please refer to this FAQs page to check more solutions. Or you can contact our Support Team to get further help. We are here to help you!
FAQs About Mirroring Android Phone or Tablet to Computer
1. How can I mirror my Android phone or tablet to a computer using AnyMiro?
Download and install AnyMiro on your computer, then install the AnyMiro app on your Android device. Connect the device using a USB cable or Wi-Fi, follow the on-screen instructions, and select the screen mirroring option. Once the connection is established, your Android screen will appear on your computer.
2. Can I mirror my Android screen to a computer without a USB cable?
Yes. AnyMiro supports wireless screen mirroring. Connect your Android device and computer to the same Wi-Fi network, open AnyMiro on both devices, and select your computer from the available devices. You can also use the QR code scanning option if automatic detection does not work.
3. Why do I need to enable USB debugging to mirror my Android screen?
USB debugging allows your computer to communicate with your Android device through the Android Debug Bridge (ADB). AnyMiro uses this connection to detect your device and establish USB screen mirroring. Follow the instructions displayed in the software to enable USB debugging and authorize the connection.
4. How do I enable USB debugging on my Android device?
First, enable Developer Options in your Android settings. On most devices, go to Settings > About Phone and tap Build Number several times until Developer Options is enabled. Then return to Settings, open Developer Options, and turn on USB Debugging. The exact steps may vary depending on your device manufacturer and Android version.
5. Why does AnyMiro ask me to select “Transfer Files” when connecting via USB?
Selecting “Transfer Files” or MTP mode allows your Android device to establish the appropriate USB data connection with your computer. After connecting your device, open the USB preferences notification on your phone and select the file transfer option if prompted. Then continue following the AnyMiro instructions.
6. What should I do if AnyMiro cannot detect my Android phone or tablet?
Check that your USB cable and USB port are working properly. Make sure USB debugging is enabled and authorized, and confirm that your device is set to “Transfer Files” when using USB. You should also verify that the computer can recognize your device and that the required USB and ADB drivers are installed and up to date.
7. What should I do if my Android device does not appear in the Wi-Fi connection list?
Make sure your Android device and computer are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Keep AnyMiro running on both devices and check that the network is stable. If automatic detection fails, open AnyMiro on your Android device, select the Wi-Fi connection option, and scan the QR code displayed by the computer if that option is available.
8. Can I record my Android screen or take screenshots while mirroring?
Yes. Once your Android screen is mirrored, you can use AnyMiro to record the screen or take screenshots. These features are ideal for capturing gameplay, creating tutorials, demonstrating apps, and saving important on-screen content.
9. Why is my Android screen lagging or displaying a low-quality image on the computer?
Screen mirroring performance can be affected by Wi-Fi stability, USB connection quality, computer performance, and the resolution of your device. For a more stable connection, try using a reliable USB cable or a stronger Wi-Fi network, close unnecessary applications, and ensure that AnyMiro is running the latest available version.
10. How do I stop mirroring my Android screen to the computer?
To stop mirroring, click the Disconnect option in AnyMiro or use the corresponding disconnect control on your Android device. If you used a USB connection, you can then safely disconnect the cable after the mirroring session has ended.
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Try It Out & Share Your Feedback!
We'd love to hear how AnyMiro is working for you.
Give it a try and share your thoughts—your feedback helps us keep improving.
If you're enjoying AnyMiro, we'd be so grateful if you could leave us a review on Trustpilot. Your support helps others discover AnyMiro and motivates our team!
Thank you for being part of the iMobie community — we couldn’t do it without you!