Extend or mirror
Add a separate desktop for extra windows, or mirror your Mac’s main screen. Choose the mode in Framehop.
MAC TO WINDOWS · LOCAL NETWORK
Extend your Mac desktop or mirror its main screen to Chrome on a Windows PC. Everything streams over your local network.
Apple Silicon · macOS 14 or later · Chrome on Windows · Same local network
Direct download · Not notarized by Apple. Installation help. Free works without an account.
Install Framehop on your Mac. The Windows computer only needs Chrome and your Mac’s pairing link.
Add a separate desktop for extra windows, or mirror your Mac’s main screen. Choose the mode in Framehop.
Choose the pixel resolution, use 2× HiDPI scaling, and save each display’s settings and position.
Desktop video travels over your Wi-Fi or Ethernet network using WebRTC. Use a trusted network.
Adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, rotation, and fit. View the stream fullscreen in your browser.
Open Framehop, allow Screen Recording, choose Extend desktop or Mirror main display, then start sharing.
Connect Windows to the same local network, then enter the address and pairing code shown in Framehop.
For Extend, position Framehop Virtual Display in macOS Displays settings, then move windows onto it. Mirror shows your Mac’s main screen.
Keep your pairing link private. Guest Wi-Fi and firewalls can prevent devices from connecting.
Free has no watermark or session timer. Pro adds Windows mouse control and more display options.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Active virtual displays | 1 | Multiple |
| Refresh modes | Up to 75 Hz | Up to 240 Hz |
| Resolution and HiDPI controls | Included | Included |
| Saved display arrangement | Included | Included |
| Receiver image controls | Included | Included |
| Simultaneous browser receivers | 1 | 1 |
| Windows mouse control | Use the Mac’s mouse | Included |
| Account required | No | Yes |
A selected refresh mode is not a guaranteed video frame rate. Performance depends on the Mac, network, browser, and receiver display. Pro requires internet access for licence checks.
Yes. Choose Mirror main display in Framehop to show the same desktop on your Mac and Windows screens. Framehop keeps its virtual display and sets it to mirror your Mac’s main display in macOS. Choose Extend desktop to return to a separate desktop; your saved arrangement is restored. Both modes are included in Free.
A Mac with macOS 14 or later, a Windows computer with Chrome, and a shared trusted local network. Framehop requires Screen Recording permission on the Mac.
Desktop video streams directly over your local network. Pro account, payment, and licence checks use online services. The local pairing page uses HTTP, so use a network you trust.
Keyboard input stays on the Mac. Audio streaming is not currently supported.
Download Framehop for macOS directly from this website. This release supports Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later and is not notarized by Apple. See the installation steps if macOS blocks the app.