How to Mirror Your iPhone to a Mac

During WWDC 2024, Apple presented iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia and among the new features is iPhone mirroring on Mac.

That's a great breakdown of how to mirror an iPhone to a Mac, especially considering the upcoming release of macOS Sequoia! Here's a consolidated version for users:

How to Mirror Your iPhone to a Mac
Mirroring with iPhone Mirroring App (macOS Sequoia Beta)

• Prerequisites:

Mac with Apple silicon or Intel-based Mac with T2 Security Chip

Latest iOS and macOS versions on both devices

Same Apple ID with two-factor authentication enabled on both devices

Bluetooth and Wi-Fi turned on for both (not necessarily on the same network)

AirPlay and Sidecar disabled on Mac

• Open the iPhone Mirroring app (pre-installed in macOS Sequoia).
• Follow the on-screen instructions to connect your iPhone.
• Once connected, you can view and control your iPhone directly from your Mac.

Mirroring After Official Release (Fall 2024)

• The exact steps might differ slightly, but the general process should be similar to using the iPhone Mirroring app (check Apple's official documentation for updates).
• The core requirements (device compatibility, software versions, etc.) are likely to remain the same.

Additional Notes:

• This guide caters to macOS Sequoia users (beta and future official release).
• There might be alternative mirroring methods for older macOS versions (not covered here).

I hope this clarifies the information for both beta testers and those waiting for the official launch!

This is everything you need to know about How to mirror your iPhone on a Mac, we hope that our article has been as helpful as possible so that you can see your device on your Mac.