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xShot Mirror puts your iPhone screen on a Windows PC. See xShot Launch Monitor on a computer display, show it through a projector connected to the PC, or share other supported iPhone apps.
Windows 10 22H2 / Windows 11 · 64-bit · Version 1.0.0
Open source under GPLv3 · Corresponding source code
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One screen, more room to see
Built as a free companion to xShot Launch Monitor, xShot Mirror is also a general purpose iPhone screen mirroring app for Windows.
For golf practice
Watch the iPhone app in a larger Windows window or full screen. Connect your PC to a projector to view the mirrored image on an impact screen in an indoor golf setup.
Explore xShot Launch MonitorFor everyday use
Display your iPhone home screen, photos, app walkthroughs, and other supported content on a computer. Use the iPhone's built-in Screen Mirroring control; no separate iPhone app is required.
Learn how to connectConnect in a few steps
Use the screen mirroring feature already built into your iPhone.
Install the Windows app, open it, and select Start receiving. Make sure Apple Bonjour Service is installed and running.
Connect the iPhone and PC to the same local network. Open iPhone Control Center → Screen Mirroring, then choose xShot Mirror.
Enter the four-digit PIN shown on your PC. View the image in a window or full screen. If your PC is connected to a projector, place that window on the projected display.
Before you download
xShot Mirror receives the iPhone's video image over your local network. The Windows installer includes its app and video runtime.
Get Apple Bonjour installation informationWindows PC running Windows 10 22H2 or Windows 11, 64-bit.
Same local network for your iPhone and PC. A wired PC connection works when the router allows communication with Wi-Fi devices.
Apple Bonjour Service installed separately and running on Windows so your iPhone can find the receiver.
Optional projector connected to the PC to enlarge the mirrored picture onto an impact screen or wall.
Good to know
Yes. The Windows app is free to download and use.
Yes. xShot Mirror shows your iPhone's screen, so you can view other supported apps and content on the Windows PC as well.
Version 1.0.0 targets 64-bit Windows 11 and Windows 10 22H2. Both devices must be on the same local network, and Bonjour Service must be running.
This release mirrors video only. Audio, screen recording, and playback of DRM-protected video are not supported.
No additional iPhone app is needed for mirroring. Open Screen Mirroring in the iPhone's Control Center and select xShot Mirror.
Yes. Connect a projector to your Windows PC and show the xShot Mirror window on that display. The projected picture is the same mirrored iPhone view.
Free download
Get xShot Mirror 1.0.0 for Windows at no cost.
The installer is unsigned, so Windows may show an unknown publisher or SmartScreen prompt.
xShot Mirror is open-source software under GPLv3. It uses UxPlay, GStreamer, FFmpeg, and other components; their license notices are included with the installer. Download the corresponding source code for version 1.0.0.