The big question is, then, how do we do this for free, and via tools located online. Yes, we do know there are several screen-sharing programs for Windows 10, and if you take a look at this list right here, you should find one that is good enough for your particular task.
Free online Screen-sharing tools
Here are some of the best free online Screen-sharing tools you can use. We are going to focus on the online-only programs that can only be used from within a supported web browser. Let us take a look at them.
1] Screenleap
With the use of Screenleap, the user can share the contents of their computer screen to anyone with a web browser. All you have to do is download a small file to the host device, then from there, share the screen to anyone with a supported device and web browser. Bear in mind that a screen-sharing code is provided to make sure both parties are the only ones taking part in the screen-sharing experience. Now, we should point out there is a 40-minute limit per day, but if you want more, then go on ahead and pay a subscription fee. It is available here.
2] Whereby
Do you remember a tool known as Appear.in? Well, the name has changed to Whereby, and it is one of the best programs out there to view a shared screen from any supported web browser right now. This tool is pretty interesting because it doesn’t come with a time limit, and there is nothing to download. Furthermore, it supports up to four users all at the same time, and that includes the host. Now, we do know it work well on a desktop, but from what we’ve heard, it works wonders on mobile as well. Overall, we believe Whereby is a good enough piece of kit for those who want to share their screen without having to use the popular options. Visit the official website.
3] Show My PC
Ever heard of this one? It’s not as popular when compared to Whereby, but that doesn’t mean its not good. The host is required to download a less than 3MB file, and there is no account required to host or to view content. Additionally, the max number of users at any given time is two, and in terms of time limits, there are none at this time. If you want to add more people to view your screen, you will have to take advantage of the subscription options. This is an outdated tool, so if you care about looks, then Show My PC is not for you. Then again, looks shouldn’t be a factor at all. Visit the official website.
4] Mikogo
When you download Mikogo, which is the largest on this list, the service requires the host to create an account. The process is fast, but we do not like the idea of having to create an account just to share a computer screen. Since we are using the free version, it only gives the user the ability to share their screen with one other person. Very limiting, of course, which means, it is not possible to use Mikogo in the business environment without a subscription. Visit the official website. Do you have any other recommendations – for free one’s?
