Sharing your screen on Telegram during a video call is a breeze, regardless of whether you’re using your phone or your desktop/laptop. Here’s how:
On your phone:
1. Start a video call: Open the Telegram app and initiate a video call with the desired contact(s).
2. Tap the three dots: While in the video call, look for three vertical dots in the top right corner of the screen.
3.Select “Share Screen”: Tap on the three dots and then choose “Share Screen” from the options that appear.
4. Choose what to share: Depending on your phone model and Android version, you might see a confirmation prompt or directly be presented with options like “Share entire screen” or “Share specific window.”
* Share entire screen: This will share everything on your phone screen with the other callers.
* Share specific window: If you prefer, you can choose to only share a specific app or part of your screen. This is useful if you only want to show a presentation, document, or specific conversation.
5. Start sharing: Once you’ve chosen what to share, tap “Start Broadcast” (might be “Start Now” or similar depending on your device) to begin sharing your screen.
6. Stop sharing: When you’re done sharing your screen, simply tap the red “Stop Broadcast” (or similar) button at the top of the screen.
On your desktop/laptop:
1. Start a video call: Open the Telegram desktop app or web version and initiate a video call with the desired contact(s).
2. Hover over the camera icon: In the video call window, hover your mouse cursor over the camera icon in the bottom left corner.
3. Click “Screencast”: A menu will appear. Click on “Screencast” from the available options.
4. Choose what to share: A new window will pop up showing thumbnails of all open windows on your computer. Select the screen you want to share by clicking on its thumbnail.
5. Start sharing: Click “Share Screen” to begin broadcasting your selected screen.
6. Stop sharing: Once you’re done, click the red “Stop Screencast” button in the video call window.
On your phone:
1. Start a video call: Open the Telegram app and initiate a video call with the desired contact(s).
2. Tap the three dots: While in the video call, look for three vertical dots in the top right corner of the screen.
3.Select “Share Screen”: Tap on the three dots and then choose “Share Screen” from the options that appear.
4. Choose what to share: Depending on your phone model and Android version, you might see a confirmation prompt or directly be presented with options like “Share entire screen” or “Share specific window.”
* Share entire screen: This will share everything on your phone screen with the other callers.
* Share specific window: If you prefer, you can choose to only share a specific app or part of your screen. This is useful if you only want to show a presentation, document, or specific conversation.
5. Start sharing: Once you’ve chosen what to share, tap “Start Broadcast” (might be “Start Now” or similar depending on your device) to begin sharing your screen.
6. Stop sharing: When you’re done sharing your screen, simply tap the red “Stop Broadcast” (or similar) button at the top of the screen.
On your desktop/laptop:
1. Start a video call: Open the Telegram desktop app or web version and initiate a video call with the desired contact(s).
2. Hover over the camera icon: In the video call window, hover your mouse cursor over the camera icon in the bottom left corner.
3. Click “Screencast”: A menu will appear. Click on “Screencast” from the available options.
4. Choose what to share: A new window will pop up showing thumbnails of all open windows on your computer. Select the screen you want to share by clicking on its thumbnail.
5. Start sharing: Click “Share Screen” to begin broadcasting your selected screen.
6. Stop sharing: Once you’re done, click the red “Stop Screencast” button in the video call window.
Important things to keep in mind
* When you share your entire screen on your phone, other callers will also see and hear whatever notifications you receive. Consider silencing your phone or muting notifications during the call to avoid distractions.
* You can minimise the Telegram app on your desktop/laptop while sharing your screen. The selected screen will remain visible to the other callers.
* Make sure you have a stable internet connection to ensure smooth screen sharing.
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