Sharing your screen remotely is a great way to solve problems from a distance. However, screen sharing usually involves installing a program on both computers. If you share your screen frequently, you have to constantly install different platforms on your computer, or the most annoying part, force an inexperienced user to install an environment.
For this reason, we present you five platforms to share your screen without having to install anything on the “observer” side. All options are completely free and perform the screen sharing from their web page.
SharedScreen
SharedScreen is a very good online tool to share your screen with other users. You only have to run a file on the source computer. The environment has a simple interface, and just by pressing the button in the center you will start sharing your screen. When you tap the button, a unique code will be generated that you have to share with the “observer”. Next to the button, you have an icon that will give you a URL to share the screen. The utility also has a chat room.
Google Meet
Google Meet is a videoconferencing service that includes other great features. One of them is sharing your screen with other people (who are in the videoconference). To use the service, both computers must have their Google accounts active, and after starting the meeting, you will see the “Present Now” button in the top right corner. From there, you can share your screen without needing to install a tool.
Join.me
Join.me is an online screen sharing application. This means nobody has to install anything. You just need to create an account on the website, and then the platform will give you a link and a code to watch the broadcast. Anyone with that link and code can see your screen. The environment also has options like activating the audio input of the starting computer, the chat room, or the webcam, among others.
Dead Simple Screen Sharing
Dead Simple Screen Sharing is one of the simplest and fastest platforms for sharing your screen on this list. The environment is available as a Google Chrome extension that only the user on the source computer needs to install. The extension will take you to a web page to share your entire screen or a specific window. If you need to make a video call, just enable the microphone and webcam.
Screenleap
Screenleap is an online platform that lets you share your screen without needing to install anything on the “observer” side. Pressing the button in the center of the website will open a new tab, from where your screen will be transmitted. In the window you have the following options: Pause, player, full screen or specific window, etc.
With these five web pages for sharing your screen, without needing to install anything on the “observer” side, you can carry out assistance or online help tasks, simply and without too much hassle.
