# Send a link to your TV without AirPlay

Source: https://justopen.link/vs/airplay
Updated: 2026-09-27

AirPlay needs an Apple device and an AirPlay receiver. If your TV has a web browser, you can instead open kkll.li on it, scan the QR code from any phone, and send the web address. The TV opens it in its own browser.

## What you need

- A TV or streaming device with a web browser.
- Internet access on the TV and on your phone. They do not need to be on the same network.
- A phone that can scan QR codes with its camera.

## Steps

1. **Open the TV address.** In the TV’s web browser, go to kkll.li.
2. **Scan the QR code.** Scan it with your iPhone or Android phone camera.
3. **Send and open.** Paste the link, tap Send, then select Open on the TV.

## How AirPlay differs

AirPlay can stream media from supported apps or mirror your screen, and it generally expects both devices on the same network. It is not available from Android phones.

JustOpen.link only sends the link. The TV loads the page itself, so your phone is free once the link is sent, but the website has to work in the TV browser.

## Troubleshooting

### No QR code appears on the TV

Check that the TV is online and that you typed kkll.li exactly. Older TV browsers may not support the features JustOpen.link needs; if the page keeps showing “Connecting…”, try another device with a newer browser.

### The page opens but the video does not play

Playback depends on the website and the TV browser. Some services, including Netflix, do not support TV web browsers. Try the same link in the TV browser directly to confirm.

### The site is blocked or asks me to sign in on the TV

The TV opens the link with its own internet connection and its own logins. Your phone’s VPN, accounts and cookies are not transferred, and JustOpen.link cannot bypass network or regional blocks.