Mirror your iPhone
to your PC.
Record it. Stream it.

AirPlay straight to Windows. Record it, stream it, or put it on your TV. No capture card, no Mac, no cables.

3.2 · Latest
  • iPhone notifications on your PC (Pro)
  • Reply to texts without unlocking your iPhone (Pro)
  • AirPods battery for each earbud and the case
  • Command shortcuts while you control your iPhone
  • Now in Arabic and Russian
An iPhone mirrored to Windows in AirMirror Pro, ready to take control with the mouse

AirMirror Pro 3.0: an iPhone mirrored to a Windows PC over AirPlay and controlled with the PC's mouse and keyboard.

What it does

Mirroring is the easy part. These are the parts that usually cost you a capture card.

Record your screen

NVENC hardware encoding captures at up to 100 Mbps, audio included.

OBS ready

OBS Mode hides every bit of UI chrome, so OBS window capture gets pure video.

TV Mode

Press F11 for full-screen clean output, with the cursor hiding after 3 seconds.

Screenshot capture

Ctrl+S saves the current frame at full stream resolution, with no letterbox bars.

Streamers

Stream straight from your iPhone

AirPlay in, capture in OBS, stream to Twitch or YouTube.

Creators

Record your mobile gameplay

COD Mobile, DBL or Genshin, recorded at 60fps with audio.

Everyone else

Just watch on a bigger screen

Netflix, Reels or YouTube on your monitor in seconds, no account needed.

New in 3.2 · Pro

Your iPhone's notifications,
now on your PC.

Notifications slide in at the top right as they arrive. Reply to a text right from the notification, without picking up or unlocking your iPhone.

AirMirror Pro 3.2 notification banners on a Windows PC: an incoming call, a text being answered from the banner, and a Discord message
  • Notifications as they arrive

    Texts, calls and app alerts appear on your PC while you work, play or mirror.

  • Reply to texts

    Type your answer in the notification and press Enter. It goes out from your iPhone's Messages.

  • Missed one?

    Rest the pointer on the right edge of the screen to see everything since your iPhone connected.

  • Kept out of your recordings

    Notifications stay out of screen recordings and screen shares, and wait while NVIDIA Instant Replay records.

Notifications and replies are part of Pro. They use the Bluetooth pairing that iPhone control sets up, and replies work with Messages. Free in 3.2: a Control Center with AirPods battery levels, Command shortcuts, and Arabic and Russian. Read the full release notes.

New in 3.1 · Free

Sound that stays
with the picture.

AirPlay audio no longer falls behind when a video starts, an ad plays, or you change speed. It stays locked to the picture the entire session.

The AirMirror Pro 3.1 Settings window, with a language picker, four theme swatches and the Performance Mode switch
  • 22 languages

    AirMirror Pro follows your Windows language, or pick your own in Settings. It switches on the spot, with no restart.

  • Performance Mode

    Older and slower PCs get a stable 720p at 30 fps. One switch in Settings.

  • Choose your look

    OLED Black, Classic Grey, Navy or Light. The title bar matches on Windows 10 too.

  • Simpler recording

    Pick Low, Medium, High or Best. PCs without a hardware video encoder can now record too, up to 1080p.

Every change in 3.1 is free. The Microsoft Store brings it to you automatically. Also in 3.1: OBS Mode, redesigned menus, a bug report tool under Help, and a fix for PCs with WSL, Hyper-V, VPN or virtual network adapters. Read the full release notes.

New in 3.0 · Free

Control your iPhone
from your PC.

Click the mirror window and your mouse becomes the iPhone's pointer. Type with your PC keyboard. Press Esc and your cursor is yours again.

An iPhone home screen mirrored in AirMirror Pro, with the iPhone's pointer driven by the PC mouse
  • Your mouse drives the phone

    Move, click, drag and scroll, the same as on the phone itself.

  • Type with your PC keyboard

    In your own keyboard layout, with Command shortcuts like copy and paste.

  • Esc gives it back

    Your cursor returns the moment you press Esc or switch to another window. Nothing is captured system-wide.

Free, like mirroring. Needs your iPhone paired with the PC over Bluetooth, and AssistiveTouch turned on. The app walks you through both, once.

Setting it up

No drivers, no configuration, no cables.

Start Receiver
Waiting for iPhone…
An iPhone screen mirrored in AirMirror Pro on Windows

Mirrored at the iPhone's native resolution, ready to record or hand straight to OBS.

  1. About 120 MB, Windows 10 (version 1809) and above. The Store keeps it up to date.
    Get AirMirror Pro from the Microsoft Store
  2. The button sits bottom-left in the app window. Keep the PC and the iPhone on the same Wi-Fi network. If Windows Firewall prompts on first run, allow it on private networks.
  3. Swipe down from the top-right corner, tap the two overlapping rectangles, then pick AirMirror Pro. Press F11 once it lands for full-screen TV Mode.

What's new

Eight releases since August. The newest puts your iPhone's notifications on your PC.

See the full history →

Pricing

The free version is yours to keep, not a trial. Pro is $5.99 once. No subscription.

Free
$0 forever

Mirror for as long as you like. Recordings stop at 5 minutes and carry a small watermark.

  • Mirroring
  • iPhone control (mouse + keyboard)
  • OBS Mode
  • Performance Mode
  • Themes
  • AirPods battery in the Control Center
  • Command shortcuts (Win/Ctrl → Cmd)
  • Recording (5 min limit, watermark)

Download

Windows 10 (version 1809) and above. About 120 MB.

Get it from Microsoft

Free to use. Windows 10 and 11. AirPlay engine source available under GPLv3.

Installs and updates through the Microsoft Store. The package is signed by Microsoft, so Windows shows no SmartScreen warning.

Get told when the next version ships

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