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AnLink for Windows

Mirror and control an Android phone from a Windows PC over USB or Wi-Fi, with keyboard input, shared clipboard and drag-and-drop file transfers.

WindowsFree for personal use; proprietary AnLink EULA
Operating system
Windows; exact minimum release not established
Architecture
Publisher advertises 32-bit and 64-bit availability; delivered package architecture unconfirmed
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Controls a connected Android phone over USB or Wi-Fi. ZIP contents were not downloaded or inspected.

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What is AnLink?

AnLink brings a connected Android phone's screen and controls to a Windows desktop. It is useful for typing with a PC keyboard, viewing phone apps on a larger display and moving files between devices without switching screens. The publisher lists USB and Wi-Fi connections, shared clipboard, screen recording, audio playback through the PC and key mapping for mobile games.

This is a phone-control utility, not a replacement Android environment: the phone remains part of the workflow. Multi-touch gestures require a touch-capable monitor. The publisher describes AnLink as free for personal use; that statement does not establish unrestricted commercial-use rights.

The linked publisher endpoint was verified by HEAD to deliver a ZIP package. Its contents and executable architecture were not inspected. The publisher advertises Windows 32-bit and 64-bit availability, but the accessible pages do not establish a current package version or an exact minimum Windows release.

What it offers

  • Mirror and operate a connected Android phone through a Windows desktop window.
  • Connect through USB or Wi-Fi.
  • Type using the PC keyboard and input method editor, and share clipboard content between devices.
  • Transfer files between the phone and PC using drag and drop.
  • Record the phone screen, play phone audio through the PC and map keyboard controls for mobile games.

Good to know

  • Requires a connected Android phone; it is not a standalone Android environment.
  • Multi-touch gestures require a touch-capable monitor.
  • Free personal use is advertised; unrestricted commercial-use permission is not established by that statement.
  • The current package version, exact minimum Windows release and architecture of the delivered ZIP were not established.

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References used for this listing. Retrieval dates do not indicate hands-on testing.

  1. AnLink - Operate Your Phone on PC Desktop ↗Retrieved
  2. AnLink — End User License Agreement and Privacy Policy ↗Retrieved
  3. AnLink - Download ↗Retrieved
  4. AnLink publisher site — inert download configuration ↗Retrieved

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