Byscreen 한국어 Download for PC

Your tablet as a second monitor

For your Windows PC, over USB or Wi-Fi

A laptop and a tablet joined by a white USB cable; a document window on the laptop carries on across the tablet's screen.

PC: Windows 10 (2004 or later) or 11, 64-bit · 53 MB zip · Tablet: Android 8 or later

A hand plugging a USB-C cable into the side of a tablet; the tablet shows Byscreen's cable connection screen.

Plug in.
That’s it.

Press Connect on the PC the first time only

USB cable

Fastest and steadiest. Needs a cable that carries data and USB debugging turned on in the tablet.

Recommended
Wi-Fi

The PC and tablet just need to be on the same router. Office and café networks often keep devices apart, so a cable is better there.

Extend or duplicate

Add the tablet as a new screen, or show a monitor you already have. Choose from the tray menu at the bottom right of the PC.

A tablet alone on black, its Byscreen menu open over the PC desktop showing 118 frames a second.

120frames per second

30, 60, 90 or 120, as far as your tablet goes

Measuring this screen…

30free, forever
60
90
120after purchase

Every row moves the same bar at the same speed; only the frames per second differ. 120 is the ceiling, not a promise: a 60 Hz tablet tops out at 60, and a slow PC graphics chip can hold it lower. The app only offers what your tablet can do.

Under a desk lamp, a hand circles words in red with a pen on a PC document shown on the tablet.

Write on your PC with a pen

Touching the tablet is touching the PC

Pen pressure

How hard you press reaches drawing and note apps on the PC.

On by default
Palm rejection

Fingers are ignored while the pen is near the screen.

On by default
Trackpad mode

Fingers move the pointer like a laptop touchpad; the pen still touches where it lands.

Off by default
Shortcut bar

Undo, copy, paste and keyboard buttons over the PC picture.

Off by default
A café table by the window at night: a tablet carries on as a second screen beside a laptop, with a cup of coffee.

A second screen, wherever you work

Over Wi-Fi or a USB cable, right beside your laptop

Get started

You only do this once. When we answer an email with "see step 3", it's these numbers.

PC

Download for PCWindows 10 (2004 or later) or 11, 64-bit · 53 MB zip
  1. 1Unzip and run byscreen-host.exeKeep the unzipped folder: it holds the driver that creates the new screen.
  2. 2If "Windows protected your PC" appears: More info → Run anywayThe program isn't code-signed yet, so Windows asks the first time.
  3. 3If the firewall asks, choose AllowNeeded for Wi-Fi. For USB only, you can cancel.
  4. 4Tray icon → Screen to show on the tablet → Extend to a new screen · Set upChoose Yes in the administrator prompt. Once per PC. Byscreen has no window; it lives in the tray at the bottom right.

Tablet

Get it on Google PlayAndroid 8 or later
  1. 1Install Byscreen from Google Play
  2. 2For USB, turn on USB debuggingSettings → About tablet → Software information: tap Build number seven times to show Developer options. Then Settings → Developer options → USB debugging.

Connect with USB

  1. 1Plug the tablet into the PC
  2. 2When the PC finds the USB device, choose Connect
  3. 3If it asks to install a USB driver: Install → YesOnce per tablet.
  4. 4When the tablet asks whether to open Byscreen, tick Always and confirm

Connect over Wi-Fi

  1. 1Choose Wi-Fi in the tablet app and pick your PCPCs on the same router appear in the list.
  2. 2Tap Connect and allow it in the prompt on the PCOnce per tablet.

3 days free

Then pay once. No subscription.

First 3 days

Try it at the highest frame rate your tablet's screen can show.

Free
After that

Keep going at 30 frames a second. Nothing else is taken away.

Free
One purchase

Your tablet's highest frame rate (up to 120) for good. Other tablets on the same Google account unlock too. Google Play shows the price in your currency.

One-time

Help

The app asks me to turn on USB debugging

The PC program uses USB debugging to switch the tablet to cable mode. Follow tablet step 2.

Nothing happens when I plug in the cable

Charge-only cables don't connect; try a USB-C cable that carries data. Check that the PC program is running in the tray.

My work PC asks for an administrator password

The two one-time setups (new screen, USB driver) need administrator rights. Ask your IT team; after that it doesn't ask again.

I want to report a problem

Type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Byscreen in File Explorer's address bar and email us the host.log file there. It records the tablet model and what happened.