Use Chromecast with your Chromebook

Use Chromecast with your Chromebook

You can view your favorite videos, photos, and websites on your TV using Chromecast.

Before you set up

For Chromecast to work on your Chromebook, you'll need:

Set up Chromecast with your Chromebook

  1. Turn on your TV.
  2. Plug in your Chromecast. Learn how to plug your Chromecast in to your TV.
  3. Using the Input or Source button on your TV remote, change the input on your TV until you see the Chromecast home screen.
  4. On your Chromebook, sign in to your account.
  5. Follow the steps that show on your TV. Learn how to set up Chromecast.

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