QtScrcpy can connect Android devices via USB / network, and display and control them. No root access required.

At the same time, it supports GNU/Linux, Windows and MacOS three mainstream desktop platforms.

It focuses on:

• delicate (display device screen only)
• performance (30~60fps)
• quality (above 1920×1080)
• low latency (35~70ms)
• Quick Start (You can see the first frame of image within 1s)
• non-invasive (does not install any software on the device)

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The differences between QtScrcpy and Scrcpy are as follows:

• It is very easy to customize your own interface with Qt
• Asynchronous programming based on Qt’s signal slot mechanism improves performance
• Easy for beginners to learn
• Added multi-touch support

Function

• Display Android device screen in real time
• Real-time keyboard and mouse control Android devices
• screen recording
• screenshot
• Wireless connections
• Multi-device connection and group control
• full-screen display
• window on top
• Install apk: drag apk to the display window to install
• Transfer files: Drag and drop files to the display window to send files to Android devices
• Background recording: only record the screen without displaying the interface
• Clipboard Sync: Sync clipboard between computer and device:
  • Ctrl + cCopy device clipboard to computer clipboard;
  • Ctrl + Shift + vCopy computer clipboard to device clipboard;
  • Ctrl + v Send the computer clipboard to the device as a series of text events (no support for non-ASCII characters)
• Synchronize device speaker sound to computer (based onsndcpyonly supports Android 10 and above, currently not recommended, you can use Bluetooth connection instead)