To mirror Fire Tablet to Fire Stick, enable display mirroring on your Fire Stick, open screen mirroring on your Fire Tablet, and select your Fire Stick from the list. This wireless connection lets you share your tablet's screen on your TV for photos, videos, and apps.
How to mirror fire tablet to Fire Stick: quick steps
- Enable mirroring on your Fire Stick by pressing and holding the Home button on your remote and selecting "Mirroring" from the menu.
- Open mirroring on your Fire Tablet by swiping down from the top of the screen and tapping "Display Mirroring."
- Select your Fire Stick from the list of available devices to start the connection.
Check your Fire Stick is ready for mirroring
To quickly check if your Fire Stick supports screen mirroring, press and hold the Home button on your Fire TV remote. If you see a "Mirroring" icon in the menu that appears, your device is compatible. Alternatively, navigate to Settings > Display & Sounds (or Display & Audio) and select "Enable Display Mirroring." You will need to stay on the "Display Mirroring" screen on your Fire TV Stick until your device connects. For step-by-step setup tailored to that specific model, you can screen mirror Amazon Fire tablet 10 with a dedicated walkthrough. If you want to display the screen of a device not registered to the same Amazon account as your Fire TV device, enable Guest Display Mirroring. If you’re using a different brand of television, you can screen mirror on TCL smart TV using its built-in casting features instead.
Connect your Fire Tablet to the same Wi-Fi
Ensure your Fire TV Stick and Fire Tablet are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. Make sure your TV or media streaming device is turned on and discoverable before proceeding.
Start mirroring from your Fire Tablet
From your Fire tablet, swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap Settings, then tap Display & Sounds, and finally tap Display Mirroring. Tap the name of your TV or media streaming device from the list. This initial connection may take up to 20 seconds.
How to stop mirroring
To stop displaying the screen, swipe down from the top of the screen and tap Stop Mirroring.
What if my Fire Tablet doesn't have a mirroring option?
If you do not see the "Display Mirroring" option in Display & Sounds, your Fire tablet does not support display mirroring. This means the tablet lacks the hardware or software needed for screen mirroring to a TV. Fire TV Sticks primarily use Miracast for screen mirroring, and not all Android or Windows devices inherently support Miracast. For devices like Google Pixel phones and tablets, which typically support casting via Chromecast or Discovery and Launch (DIAL) protocols, native mirroring is generally not supported by Fire TV Sticks. For iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, Mac), native AirPlay is usually not supported by Fire TV Sticks; a third-party app like AirScreen or Replica needs to be installed on the Fire Stick to enable mirroring.
