01
Choose what to show
Open a room and pick your screen, a window, or a browser tab. You’re in control.
LESS SETUP. MORE SHOWING.
Free screen sharing,
one simple link.
Free online screen sharing. No account or installation.
Share a screen, window or browser tab with up to 3 viewers. Draw and highlight together to show exactly what you mean.
No downloads Up to 3 viewers Direct P2P
ScreenSharing · shared viewEXAMPLE
A SHARED BROWSER TABMake your next
Explore the idea →
Jamie’s annotationMake your next
idea visible.
Explore the idea → Sharing a screen
Draw togetherJ1 viewer
One link. You’re connected.One viewer or up to three
No screen recording.
Share a view. Mark what matters. Your screen, window, or tab View from a browser No screen recording Private invitation links
THREE LITTLE STEPSFrom “can you see this?”
See how it works From “can you see this?”
to being on the same page.
02
Send one simple link
Copy your private invitation and send it to up to three people. No accounts needed.
03
Show what you mean
They open the link and join. Walk through your work, draw together, and highlight what matters.
MADE FOR THE MOMENTA little clarity
A little clarity
goes a long way.
For the quick things that are easier to show than explain.
Open your first roomLet’s look at this together.J
Walk through your work
Review a design or demo a project. Use drawings and highlights to keep everyone on the same page.
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Make explaining easier
Mark where to look or click while a friend watches. They keep control of their own device.
No. Create a room in your desktop browser, choose a screen, window or tab, and send the invitation link. Viewers open it in their browser.
Yes. Open Draw to use a pen, highlighter or rectangle. Marks sync across the shared view without changing the original screen. The presenter can turn off viewer drawing.
Yes, when your browser and selected source provide it. Chrome or Edge tab sharing is a good starting point. Enable “Share tab audio” in the browser picker. You can also add your microphone.
One presenter can invite up to three viewers. Each viewer connects directly to the presenter, so upload speed and device performance affect the experience.
No. Screen and audio travel directly between participants over encrypted WebRTC connections. Our room service coordinates connections and forwards temporary chat messages.
The first version is designed for sharing from a desktop browser. Phones and tablets can be used for viewing where their browser supports WebRTC.
Some firewalls and network configurations prevent direct P2P connections. This version does not use a server to relay media. Try a different network or check the troubleshooting guide.
Draw on a shared screen
Try the pen, highlighter and rectangle tools, and learn how to annotate together.
Explore screen annotationShare your screen with audio
Choose a source with sound, enable playback and add microphone commentary.
Read the audio guideKnow what to expect
See how direct sharing works, what has been tested and where this version has limits.
About ScreenSharingREADY WHEN YOU ARE
Let’s share a screen Show them what you mean.
Your next conversation is one link away.