How to Use an Android Tablet as a Second Monitor

Turn that spare Android tablet into a second screen for your Mac or Windows PC. Any Display connects over Wi-Fi or USB to extend or mirror your desktop, with no extra hardware required.

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  1. 1

    Install the server app on your PC

    Download and run the Any Display server app on your Mac (Apple Silicon or Intel) or Windows. It detects tablets on the same Wi-Fi network.

  2. 2

    Install the Android app

    Get Any Display from Google Play on your Android tablet. Make sure the tablet and PC are on the same network.

  3. 3

    Connect via Wi-Fi or USB

    On the same Wi-Fi, tap your PC in the list to connect. For the lowest latency, plug in a USB cable. USB may require USB debugging enabled.

  4. 4

    Choose Extend or Mirror

    Use Extend mode to grow your workspace or Mirror mode to show the same screen. Touch input on the tablet is supported.

Which Android tablets are supported?
Most modern Android tablets work. Wi-Fi is all you need, and for a direct USB connection you may have to enable USB debugging under Developer options.
How much latency is there?
Any Display uses low-latency WebRTC H.264 streaming. It's fast over Wi-Fi, and if you need even less delay we recommend a direct USB connection.
Is it free?
Yes, start for free with ads. A one-time Pro purchase removes ads and unlocks two devices. There's no subscription.
Do I need a USB connection?
No. On the same network, Wi-Fi alone works. USB is optional when you want to reduce latency even further.
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