These instructions apply to all current iOS/iPadOS devices and all current Roku devices that support wireless incoming connections.
On your Roku, go toSettings>System>Screen Mirroring.
UnderScreen mirroring mode, verify that eitherPromptorAlways allowis selected, indicated by a check mark.
CheckScreen mirroring devicesfor a possible blocked machine if your iPhone can’t connect.
Review the list under theAlways blocked devicessection.
Download the Roku appfrom the App Store.
Launch the app after it’s installed and accept the Terms and Services to continue setup.
The Roku app then searches for a receiver.
When a machine is found, select it to connect.
Open theControl Centeron your iOS gear.
Choose your Roku gear.
A code appears on the TV that’s connected to the Roku machine you selected.
Enter the code on your iOS rig, then chooseOK.
ChooseScreensaveron the media selection screen, then selectScreensaver.
Using the drop-down menu, opt for source you want to use for your screensaver photos.
Tap each photo you want to add.
You’ll see a check mark on the photos you selected.
When you’re finished adding photos, chooseNext.
TapStyleandSpeedto adjust howyou want the photos to appear.
SelectOKto set the screensaver orCancelto start over.
Verify that the screensaver correctly displays on your TV.
FAQ
Tomirror an iPhone to a TV, you’ll need an AirPlay 2-compatible smart TV.
Select your TV and enter apasscodeif prompted.
Tomirror an iPhone to an Amazon Fire TV Stick equipment, you’ll need a third-party app.
Next, fire up the iPhone’s Control Center, tapScreen Mirroring, and select your fire stick.
Tomirror an iPhone to a Mac, you’ll need a third-party app.
For example,download the Reflector app to your Mac, and launch it on your Mac.
kick off the iPhone’s Control Center, tapScreen Mirroring, and select your Mac.
