MirrordGuides
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Mirror your iPhone to a Windows PCShow your iPhone or iPad on a Windows 10 or 11 PC over Wi-Fi, with no cable: with the Mirrord app or the iPhone’s built-in Screen Mirroring. Then draw on it, screenshot it and record it.Mirror your iPhone to Linux with AirPlayAn AirPlay receiver for Linux: show your iPhone or iPad on Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian or Mint over Wi-Fi, with sound, then draw on it and record it. AppImage and .deb.Mirror your Android phone to a PC, and control itShow an Android phone on Windows, Mac or Linux over Wi-Fi with the free Mirrord app, or over USB, and use it with your mouse and keyboard. Record it and draw on it too.Record a mobile app demo that looks polishedRecord your iPhone or Android app with the taps showing, zoom in on each tap automatically, add titles, and export a 9:16 video for Shorts, Reels and TikTok, in a phone frame.
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Mirrord: a Reflector alternative, with an editorLooking for a Reflector alternative? Mirrord receives AirPlay on Windows, macOS and Linux, mirrors Android too, draws on the screens live, and records them into an editor. Free to start.Mirrord: an AirServer alternative that also records and editsAn AirServer alternative: Mirrord receives AirPlay from iPhones and iPads on Windows, Mac and Linux, mirrors Android with control, lets you draw live, and records into an editor.Mirrord: a scrcpy alternative with a window, iPhones and an editorLike scrcpy, but with a full app: Mirrord mirrors and controls Android over USB or Wi-Fi, mirrors iPhones too, and lets you draw, record and edit. Windows, macOS and Linux.Mirrord: auto zoom recordings of your phone, on Windows, Mac and LinuxWant Screen Studio-style auto zoom on Windows or Linux, for phone recordings? Mirrord records your iPhone or Android, zooms in on every tap, adds frames and titles, and exports 9:16.