Google Cast-enabled apps: How to cast video to your TV

Casting to your TV is a way to enjoy your favorite apps optimized for the big screen. You can use your mobile device or tablet as a remote and control everything from playback to volume via the Google Home app.

Before you begin casting

Connect your mobile device, tablet, or computer to a Wi-Fi network.
The mobile device, tablet or computer you're using to cast must be on the same Wi-Fi network your Chromecast or TV that works with Google Cast
You must be running the latest version of the Google Cast-enabled app. You can always double-check you're on the latest version by visiting the Google Play Store or Apple App Store and checking for app updates.

Cast to your TV with Google Cast-enabled apps

Make sure the mobile device, tablet or computer you're using to cast is on the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast or TV that works with Cast.
Open a Cast-enabled app.
Tap the Cast button .
- Note: The Cast button isn't located in the same place across all Cast-enabled apps.
Tap the device you'd like to cast to.
When you're connected, the Cast button will turn solid, letting you know you're connected.
You can now cast videos, movies, and TV shows directly to your TV.
To stop casting, tap the Cast button Disconnect.

For more help with Android phones, go to Cast music & video from your phone to a device.

Cast content to your TV from iOS 13 devices using Google Cast-enabled apps

The mobile device, tablet or computer you're using to cast must be on the same Wi-Fi network as your Chromecast or TV that works with Cast.
Open a Cast-enabled app.
If it requires location permissions, tap Yes.
1. Some cast-enabled apps may request location permissions and may not be able to cast if location permissions are not granted.
In the Cast-enabled app, tap the Cast button .
1. The Cast button isn't located in the same place on all Cast-enabled apps.
Tap the device you'd like to cast to.
If you're unable to cast, you may need to wait for the Cast-enabled app to release a new version to support cast on iOS devices running iOS 13.

Please note that casting might also be enabled from your laptop on the websites of Cast-enabled apps. To learn more, visit Cast-enabled site vs. casting a tab. In order to cast from Chrome, please make sure you have the Cast button installed on your Chrome browser.

If your home has 2 or more isolated networks available, your Android device might automatically switch between networks depending on signal strength. This could affect whether or not you see the Cast button in your applications.

To avoid automatic switching, Android users can go to the device's Wi-Fi settings and forget "Network B" to ensure the Android device is connected to the same "Network A" as the Chromecast or TV that works with Cast.

If you're having trouble with a Cast-enabled app, please try our Chromecast troubleshooting tips.

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