User guides

Follow the steps to connect devices, configure Any Display, build a Control Pad and troubleshoot connections.

Features

Extend

Use an iPad or Android tablet as an independent second display for Mac or Windows. Move documents, chat, and tool windows aside to free your main screen.

Screen mirroring

Show your Mac or Windows screen on your tablet. Share a presentation nearby or keep one app window in view beside you.

Touchscreen

Interact with the PC screen shown on your tablet. Pinch into maps and documents, tap, drag, scroll, or move the pointer in trackpad mode.

Audio output

Send PC system audio to the connected tablet. Listen through headphones paired with the tablet while you move away from the computer during a meeting or video.

Drawing tablet

Send Apple Pencil and S Pen input to drawing apps on Mac or Windows. Draw, write, and sign on the tablet you already own.

Mobile webcam

Select an iPhone, iPad, or Android camera like a regular webcam in meeting and recording apps on Mac or Windows.

Remote camera

Keep an eye on your home or office from anywhere with a phone, tablet, or computer camera. Watch live from devices on the same account, and save what matters on your computer with continuous, scheduled, or motion-triggered recording.

Control Pad

Control Pad, new in Any Display 1.6.0, turns your connected tablet into a quick-action pad. Keep media, microphone, audio, and web shortcuts on one screen, then organize them for your work in the desktop app.

Connect computers

Extend or mirror between Mac and Windows. Move between computers using one keyboard and mouse.

Phone mirroring & control

Bring your phone screen to your computer and use your mouse and keyboard. Connect Android over USB; iPhone control requires Bluetooth setup on Mac.

Mobile games on a bigger screen

Bring mobile games from your phone to your computer’s bigger screen.

01 · Follow along with real app screenshotsSet Up Your Own Relay (TURN) Server for Any Display

Install coturn as your own relay (TURN) server, choose a username and password, and add it to Any Display so Remote control and Remote camera connect even on networks that block direct connections.

02 · Follow along with real app screenshotsExtend & mirror

Use an iPad or Android device as another screen. Connect over USB or Wi-Fi, choose an independent workspace or a copy of your screen, and configure display, sound, touch and pen input.

03 · Follow along with real app screenshotsRemote control

Control a Mac or Windows computer from an iPhone, iPad, or Android phone or tablet, or from another computer. Connect right away on the same Wi-Fi or over USB, and reach your computer from anywhere when both devices are signed in to the same account.

04 · Follow along with real app screenshotsPhone or tablet

View a phone or tablet on your computer. Set up Android USB control or iOS screen broadcasting, then choose audio, screen-off viewing and the video decoder.

05 · Follow along with real app screenshotsMobile webcam

Use a mobile camera as your computer’s webcam. Select the source and lens, adjust picture quality and orientation, then choose AnyDisplay Camera in your meeting or recording app.

06 · FeaturesRemote camera

Keep an eye on your home or office from anywhere with a phone, tablet, or computer camera. Watch live from devices on the same account, and save what matters on your computer with continuous, scheduled, or motion-triggered recording.

07 · Follow along with real app screenshotsControl pad

Put music playback, volume, display brightness and a Copy shortcut on one Any Display panel. Follow real Mac app screenshots to create a profile and set each button’s action, icon and colors. You can prepare the layout before connecting a mobile device.

08 · Follow along with real app screenshotsKeyboard & mouse sharing

Use one keyboard and mouse across Mac and Windows computers. Move across a screen edge to switch input, then customize modifier keys, language switching and key mappings.