How to Share Screen on FaceTime (2024)

Whether working remotely or just wanting to show the other person something on your iPhone’s screen, the Share My Screen feature in the FaceTime app can help. Introduced with iOS 15, this FaceTime SharePlay feature allows you to easily share your iPhone or iPad screen during FaceTime video calls, opening up endless possibilities for collaborative interactions by bringing apps, webpages, and more to the conversation. In this post, we’ll walk you through the simple steps on how to share screen on FaceTime on iPhone or iPad.

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How to Share Screen on FaceTime on iPhone or iPad

How to Share Screen on FaceTime on iPhone or iPad

Note:While screen sharing is also possible through third-party video conferencing apps like Zoom and Google Meet, you can use the SharePlay feature to listen to music or watch a movie together with the person on the other side of the FaceTime call.

How to Share Screen on FaceTime on Mac

How to Share Screen on FaceTime on Mac

While the process of sharing screen on FaceTime on Mac is largely the same as on iPhone, here you can decide whether to share your entire screen or just one window. Here’s how:

App:Choose App, andmove the pointer to the window you want to share.

Window:Choose Window and move the pointer to the window you want to share.

Screen:Choose Screen and move the pointer to any part of the screen.

And that’s it; this is how you share screen on FaceTime on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. While there is no denying that FaceTime has always been feature-rich and easy to use, this native screen-sharing feature has made Apple’s video-calling app more capable than ever.

While there can be various software glitches due to which you can’t share the screen on FaceTime, the most common reason behind this issue is that SharePlay might be disabled on your iPhone or Mac. Here’s how you enable SharePlay on iPhone:Go toSettings > FaceTime > SharePlay > Toggle On SharePlay

On your Mac,Go to Settings > General > Sharing > Toggle On Screen Sharing.Also, you must turn off Remote Management if enabled, as you can’t have both Screen Sharing and Remote Management on simultaneously.

Vikhyat Rishi

Vikhyat has a bachelor’s degree in Electronic and Communication Engineering and over five years of writing experience. His passion for technology and Apple products led him to Beebom, where he specializes in writing App features, How To’s and app troubleshooting guides for fellow Apple users. When not typing away on his MacBook Pro, he loves exploring the real world.

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