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How to Screen Share on Discord

By Matthew Lynch
June 10, 2023
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Discord is a popular communication tool among online gamers, communities, and workplaces. One of its useful features is the ability to screen share, which allows users to share their screen with others during voice or video calls. This can be particularly useful for sharing presentations, tutorials, or to get help with troubleshooting.

If you’re new to Discord, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to screen share.

Step 1: Start a Voice or Video Call

To screen share on Discord, you must first start a voice or video call with the person or group you want to share your screen with. You can do this by clicking on the phone or camera icon in the chat window.

Step 2: Enable Screen Share

Once you’re in the call, locate the screen share button located at the bottom of the window. It’s icon looks like a monitor with an arrow pointing upwards. Click on it to enable screen sharing.

Step 3: Choose What to Share

Once you’ve enabled screen share, you’ll be prompted to choose what you want to share. You can choose to share your entire screen, a specific window, or a browser tab.

To share your entire screen, select “Entire Screen” from the options. Select the window or application you want to share from the list of open windows.

To share a specific window, select “Application Window” from the options. This will bring up a list of open windows. Simply select the window you want to share.

Finally, to share a browser tab, select “Chrome Tab” or “Firefox Tab” from the options. This will allow you to select the specific tab you want to share.

Step 4: Start Screen Sharing

Click on the “Go Live” button to start screen sharing. Your screen will now be visible to the other users in the call.

Step 5: End Screen Sharing

To stop screen sharing, simply click on the “Stop Sharing” button located at the bottom of the screen. This will end screen sharing and your original view of the call will be restored.

In conclusion, Discord’s screen sharing feature can be incredibly useful for collaborating on projects, giving presentations, or getting help with technical issues. By following these five easy steps, you can quickly and easily share your screen with other users in a Discord call. 

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