AirScreen

AirScreen AirScreen turns your Android device into a Chromecast-style receiver. Cast compatible media from Netflix, YouTube, Twitch and more over Wi‑Fi, with 4K support, recording and privacy protection.

AirScreen

AirScreen is a simple, user-friendly app that lets you turn your Android device into a Chromecast-like receiver. It’s a practical way to stream and cast content from your phone or tablet to a bigger screen—without needing to purchase a Chromecast.

To get started, connect all devices to the same Wi‑Fi network. Then open AirScreen on the receiving device. Next, find the media you want to cast and confirm it works with Chromecast-style casting. AirScreen supports popular sources such as Netflix, YouTube, Twitch, HBO, and more.

Finally, on your Android device, choose the Cast option and select AirScreen to begin playback automatically.

Key Features

• Convenient use: Install AirScreen only on the device that will receive the stream. You don’t need to install anything on the device you’re sending from.
• Screen recording: Never miss your favorite content. AirScreen can record whenever you use it, so you can save what you enjoy.
• Privacy protection: Your data is protected with encrypted network transfer, helping prevent unauthorized access.
• Extra advantages: Enjoy smoother playback thanks to Video Hardware Acceleration (up to 40%+ performance improvement). It also supports Ultra High-Definition (4K) for sharper visuals, includes Background Service Mode so you can keep using your device while receiving, and lets you personalize things like device names.

Why Choose AirScreen?

Multiple Protocol Support

AirScreen supports AirPlay, Cast, Miracast*, and DLNA, making it easy to receive content from your devices without cables.

Works Across Many Platforms

Share media smoothly between iOS 8–16, macOS 10.5–13, Android 5–12, ChromeOS 6–11, and Windows 7–11 devices.

Wide App Compatibility

Use AirScreen with thousands of compatible apps—listen to music from iTunes, watch videos on YouTube, browse Safari and Chrome, and more.

Simple Installation

Set up AirScreen on the receiving device only. There’s no need to install it on the sending device.

Recording + Privacy + Quality

• Record and save: Capture and store your favorite content.
• Encrypted transmissions: Help keep your data safe from unauthorized access.
• 4K clarity: Get crystal-clear Ultra HD image quality.

Additional Perks

• Faster playback with Video Hardware Acceleration
• 4K Ultra High-Definition visuals
• Background Service Mode for multitasking
• Personalize via device names
• And more improvements

More Advantages

• Supports multiple transmission methods: Miracast, DLNA, AirPlay, and Google Cast.
• Compatible across different operating systems—send from Android to other Android devices, iOS, macOS, or Windows 10.
• Works with many apps, including iTunes, YouTube, Safari, Chrome, and more.
• Screen recording feature.
• Encrypted transmissions.
• 4K image quality.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is AirScreen compatible with iOS devices?

Yes. It works fully with iOS devices using AirPlay.

Can I mirror my laptop screen to my Android tablet?

Yes. It supports screen mirroring from different devices, including laptops.

Does it support HD streaming?

Yes. AirScreen supports high-definition streaming for a better viewing experience.

Is there a free version available?

There is a free version with limited functionality. The MOD version offers an ad-free experience.

How frequently does the app update?

AirScreen receives regular updates to stay compatible with the latest devices and streaming protocols.

Conclusion

With the latest updates, AirScreen is even better. New changes include settings for automatic playback toggling, improved username/password input length for proxy settings, a fix for no audio during certain video playback, and a crash fix related to hardware acceleration not always being enabled. AirScreen continues to evolve to deliver a more stable and improved streaming experience.

When it comes to streaming, settling for less isn’t an option.