QtScrcpy supports displaying and controlling Android devices via USB or over network. It does NOT require root privileges.
It supports three major platforms: GNU/Linux, Windows and macOS.
It focuses on:
You can write your script to map keyboard and mouse actions to touches and clicks of the mobile phone according to your needs. Here are the script writing rules.
Script for TikTok and some other games are provided by default. Once enabled, you can play the game with your keyboard and mouse. The default key mapping for PUBG Mobile is as follows:
Here is a video demonstration playing PUBG Mobile.
Instruction for adding new customized mapping files.
keymap
directoryrefresh script
to show itapply
~
key (the SwitchKey in the key map script) to switch to custom mapping modesingle rocker mode
.You can control all your phones at the same time.
QtScrcpy is based on Genymobile's scrcpy project. Thanks a lot!
The difference between QtScrcpy and the original scrcpy is as follows:
key points | scrcpy | QtScrcpy |
---|---|---|
ui | sdl | qt |
video encode | ffmpeg | ffmpeg |
video render | sdl | opengl |
cross-platform | self implemented | provided by Qt |
language | C | C++ |
style | sync | async |
keymap | no custom keymap | support custom keymap |
build | meson+gradle | qmake or CMake |
If you are interested in it and want to learn how it works but do not know how to get started, you can choose to purchase my recorded video lessons. It details the development architecture and the development process of the entire software and helps you develop QtScrcpy from scratch.
Course introduction:https://blog.csdn.net/rankun1/article/details/87970523
You can join my QQ group for QtScrcpy and exchange ideas with like-minded friends.:
QQ Group number:901736468
Android API >= 21 (Android 5.0).
Make sure you have enabled ADB debugging on your device(s).
On Windows, for simplicity, prebuilt archives with all the dependencies (including ADB) are available at Releases:
or you can build it yourself
On Mac OS, for simplicity, prebuilt archives with all the dependencies (including ADB) are available at Releases:
or you can build it yourself
For Arch Linux Users, you can use AUR to install: yay -Syu qtscrcpy
(may be outdated; maintainer: yochananmarqos)
For users in other distros, you can use the prebuilt archives from Releases:
or you can get it at GitHub Actions, in branch dev
and download the latest artifact.
or you can build it yourself (not recommended, get it in Actions if you can)
Connect to your Android device on your computer, then run the program and click USB connect
or WiFi connect
Note: it is not necessary to keep your Android device connected via USB after you start adbd.
Start config: function parameter settings before starting the service
You can set the bit rate, resolution, recording format, and video save path of the locally recorded video.
more than one device
Refresh devices: Refresh the currently connected device
Start service: connect to the Android device
Stop service: disconnect from the Android device
Stop all services: disconnect all connected Android devices
Get device IP: Get the IP address of the Android device and update it to the "Wireless" area for the ease of wireless connection setting.
Start adbd: Start the adbd service of the Android device. You must start it before the wireless connection.
Wireless connect: Connect to Android devices wirelessly
Wireless disconnect: Disconnect wirelessly connected Android devices
adb command: execute customized ADB commands (blocking commands are not supported now, such as a shell)
Copy-paste
It is possible to synchronize clipboards between the computer and the device, in both directions:
Ctrl + c
copies the device clipboard to the computer clipboard;Ctrl + Shift + v
copies the computer clipboard to the device clipboard;Ctrl + v
pastes the computer clipboard as a sequence of text events (non-ASCII characters does not yet work).Action | Shortcut (Windows) | Shortcut (macOS) |
---|---|---|
Switch fullscreen mode | Ctrl +f |
Cmd +f |
Resize window to 1:1 (pixel-perfect) | Ctrl +g |
Cmd +g |
Resize window to remove black borders | Ctrl +w | Double-click¹ |
Cmd +w | Double-click¹ |
Click on HOME |
Ctrl +h | Middle-click |
Ctrl +h | Middle-click |
Click on BACK |
Ctrl +b | Right-click² |
Cmd +b | Right-click² |
Click on APP_SWITCH |
Ctrl +s |
Cmd +s |
Click on MENU |
Ctrl +m |
Ctrl +m |
Click on VOLUME_UP |
Ctrl +↑ (up) |
Cmd +↑ (up) |
Click on VOLUME_DOWN |
Ctrl +↓ (down) |
Cmd +↓ (down) |
Click on POWER |
Ctrl +p |
Cmd +p |
Power on | Right-click² | Right-click² |
Turn device screen off (keep mirroring) | Ctrl +o |
Cmd +o |
Expand notification panel | Ctrl +n |
Cmd +n |
Collapse notification panel | Ctrl +Shift +n |
Cmd +Shift +n |
Copy to clipboard³ | Ctrl +c |
Cmd +c |
Cut to clipboard³ | Ctrl +x |
Cmd +x |
Synchronize clipboards and paste³ | Ctrl +v |
Cmd +v |
Inject computer clipboard text | Ctrl +Shift +v |
Cmd +Shift +v |
¹Double-click on black borders to remove them.
²Right-click turns the screen on if it was off, presses BACK otherwise.
³Only on Android >= 7.
Everyone is welcome to maintain this project and contribute your own code, but please follow these requirements:
There are several reasons listed below according to importance (high to low).
All the dependencies are provided and it is easy to compile.
git clone --recurse-submodules git@github.com:barry-ran/QtScrcpy.git
./ci/linux/build_for_linux.sh "Release"
Note: compiled artifacts are located at output/x64/Release
base-devel cmake qt5-base qt5-multimedia qt5-x11extras
(qtcreator
is recommended)git clone --recurse-submodules git@github.com:barry-ran/QtScrcpy.git
./ci/linux/build_for_linux.sh "Release"
Since it is based on scrcpy, it uses the same license as scrcpy
Copyright (C) 2025 Rankun
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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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An ordinary programmer, working mainly in C++ for desktop client development, graduated from Shandong for more than a year of steel simulation education software, and later moved to Shanghai to work in security, online education-related fields, familiar with audio and video. I have an understanding of audio and video fields such as voice calls, live education, video conferencing and other related solutions. I also have experience in Android, Linux servers and other kinds of development.
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