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#How to Share Your Screen in Microsoft Teams

“#How to Share Your Screen in Microsoft Teams”


Microsoft Teams logo.

Microsoft Teams makes it easy to share your desktop or mobile device’s screen in your online meetings. You can even choose between sharing your device’s entire screen or just a specific app window. Here’s how.

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How to Screen Share in Microsoft Teams on Desktop

On a Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chromebook computer, you can use Teams web version or the app to share your screen in a meeting.

To start, first, launch Microsoft Teams on your computer and join a meeting.

In the meeting, at the top of the Teams interface, click the “Share Content” option (an up-arrow icon).

Click "Share Content" in Teams on desktop.

You will see a “Share Content” section to the right of the Teams interface. To share your computer’s entire screen, then in this section, click “Screen.” To share a specific app’s window, click the “Window” option instead.

Select "Screen" or "Window" in Teams on desktop.

If you select the “Screen” option, Teams will start presenting your desktop’s screen in the meeting. You will see a red border around your screen indicating the screen is being shared.

Note: On Linux, you will not see the red border around your screen when it’s shared. You also can’t share a specific app’s window on Linux.

Entire screen sharing in Teams on desktop.

If you choose the “Window” option, select the app window that you’d like to share.

Select an app window in Teams on desktop.

When you’ve finished your meeting and you want to stop screen sharing, then at the top of the Teams interface, click “Stop Presenting.”

Click "Stop Presenting" in Teams on desktop.

And that’s all there is to screen-sharing in Teams on desktop. Very useful!

Like Teams, you can also share your screen in Zoom and Google Meet meetings.

RELATED: How to Share Your Screen in a Zoom Meeting

How to Screen Share in Microsoft Teams on Mobile

On an iPhone, iPad, or Android phone, you can use the official Teams app to share your phone’s screen in your online meetings, similar to sharing mobile screens in Skype.

To do so, first, launch the Microsoft Teams app on your phone. In the app, join the meeting where you’d like to present your phone’s screen.

In the meeting, from the bottom bar of the Teams app, select the three dots.

Tap the three dots at the bottom of Teams on mobile.

From the three-dots menu, select “Share.”

Tap "Share" in the three-dots menu in Teams on mobile.

Choose the “Share Screen” option. To include the audio in your screen share, toggle on the “Audio” option.

Select "Share Screen" in Teams on mobile.

If you’re on Android, you will see a “Display Over Other Apps” page. Here, find “Teams” and tap it. Then enable the “Allow Display Over Other Apps” option.

Enable "Allow Display Over Other Apps" for Teams on Android.

If you’re on an iPhone or iPad, tap the “Start Broadcast” option.

Tap "Start Broadcast" for Teams on iPhone.

Tap the back button to get back to the Teams screen. There, in the prompt that opens, select “Start Now.”

Tap "Start Now" in Teams on mobile.

A red border will appear around your phone’s screen, which indicates your screen is currently being shared. To stop sharing your screen, tap “Stop Presenting.”

Tap "Stop Presenting" in Teams on mobile.

And that’s how you make explaining various concepts and ideas easier by sharing your screen with Microsoft Teams!


Did you know you can use a whiteboard in a Teams meeting?

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