Web Video Cast | Browser to TV

Web Video Cast | Browser to TV

Cast videos from browser to TV

71K ratings
1680 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 19, 2018
  • July 13, 2026

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Stream videos from your mobile browser directly to your TV or streaming device. Watch movies, TV shows, and live streams from various websites, including authenticated content and subtitles. Saves your mobile device's battery by playing content directly from the source.

Stream videos from websites to TV
Supports Chromecast, Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV 4
Casts authenticated videos and live streams
Detects subtitles on web pages
Saves mobile device battery
Works with DLNA devices
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What's New in Web Video Cast | Browser to TV

3.4

July 13, 2026

3.4 Small bug fixes

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In-App Purchases

$6.99

Web Video Caster Premium

Removes ads and adds a few extra features.

Charts

Top Free

📉 173-1

Photo & Video

This app dropped -1 position in Photo & Video chart.

Last updated on August 9, 2026.

User reviews

better than airplay

my airplay would always only play the audio of the movie if trying to watch or the airplay button wouldn't even pop up, this solved both of those problems and it casts all the movies i watch perfectly

Decent App to stream

Decent app that allows streaming video from mobile device to smart tv. Really wish I could fast forward from the app or from the TV but its not an option that works despite the website I am streaming from allowing it.

Отвратительно работает.

Хотите ощущения огромной бутылки шампанского, которая взрывается у вас в тайном месте? Использование этого приложение вызывает именно такое ощущение.

Great job

Fixed my live issue.

Good

Wow

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User experience

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Unable to cast certain video formats

Bug

Unexpected errors when switching apps

Bug

Roku app issues with recent updates

Bug

Unreliable connection to smart TVs

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Improved subtitle support

Feature

Better playlist and queue management

Feature

Customizable playback controls

Feature

Offline video support

Feature

Automatic resolution adjustment

Feature

FAQ

What does Web Video Cast do?

Web Video Cast acts as a browser that allows you to stream videos from websites directly to your TV or compatible streaming device. It finds the video URL on a webpage and sends it to your streaming device, playing the content directly from the provider. This process also helps conserve your mobile device's battery.

What streaming devices are supported?

The app supports a wide range of popular streaming devices including Google Cast (Chromecast, Android TV), DLNA devices (Xbox, Samsung TVs), Roku devices, Apple TV 4, and Fire TV. It can also cast to most web browsers by visiting a specific URL, which is useful for devices like the PlayStation 4.

How much does Web Video Cast cost?

The app is available for free and includes in-app advertising. Users can opt for premium features, such as ad-free viewing, most visited sites, bookmarks, and setting a homepage, through in-app purchases.

What types of videos can be cast?

It supports various media formats including HLS live streams, authenticated videos (movies, TV shows), MP4 videos, live news and sports, and any HTML5 videos. However, it does not support Flash or FLV videos, and your streaming device must be capable of decoding the video content.

Can I cast any video I find online?

You can cast most videos that play on mobile browsers without Flash. The app works by detecting the video URL within a webpage. However, it cannot cast Flash or FLV content, and it does not support tab casting like PC browser extensions. Issues with the media content provider's server may also affect playback.