USB-C to HDMIGet the app

Does your phone support USB-C to HDMI?

Most Android phones cannot send video over USB-C, and no cable or app can change that. Check your model before you buy a cable, then use the app to cast photos, videos and music to any TV.

374 phones and tablets, 190 with wired output. Browse by brand

1. Check the phone

Wired output is a hardware feature

It is called DisplayPort Alt Mode. Galaxy S, Pixel 8 and newer, OnePlus 12 and newer, and Motorola Edge have it. Galaxy A, Pixel 7 and older, and most Xiaomi phones do not.

2. Get the right cable

A plain USB-C to HDMI cable is enough

No powered adapter, no drivers, no Wi-Fi. Any HDMI 2.0 rated cable does 4K at 60Hz. See the cable guide for what to avoid.

3. Cast what you choose

The app shows media, not your whole phone

Plain mirroring puts a small portrait phone screen on a big TV, notifications included. The app plays your photos, videos and music in a full-screen TV layout.

USB-C to HDMI Cast Phone to TV

Built-in compatibility checker, HD, Full HD or 4K output, audio toggle, and a Browser Cast fallback over Wi-Fi for phones without wired output. Android 8.0 and up.

  • Cast local photos, videos and music, not the phone screen
  • Works in hotels, meeting rooms, anywhere with an HDMI port
  • No TV app, no pairing, no network

At a glance

Rating
4.3 on Google Play
Price
Free, Pro from $5.99
Android
8.0 and newer
Output
720p, 1080p, 4K
Needs
USB-C to HDMI cable, phone with DP Alt Mode
Fallback
Browser Cast over Wi-Fi

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