Lightning-fast control
Hardware video encoding, frames timed from the moment they are captured, and quality that adapts to your connection second by second. The mouse feels local.
FizLink is fast, secure remote desktop for Windows and macOS. Connect by ID, control with almost no lag, and copy files between computers with a simple Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V.
Support a colleague, reach your office PC from home, or manage a fleet of machines, without the clutter.
Hardware video encoding, frames timed from the moment they are captured, and quality that adapts to your connection second by second. The mouse feels local.
Copy a file on one computer, paste it in a folder on the other. On Windows it transfers while you paste, with Explorer’s own progress bar.
Text you copy on either side is ready to paste on the other, automatically.
Browse the remote computer’s folders, download what you need, or drop files straight onto the screen.
Set a password and reach your PC any time, including the login screen, UAC prompts and Ctrl+Alt+Del.
Approve every request, choose what the other side may do, and simply move your mouse to take control back.
On the same network computers connect directly. Across the internet FizLink finds a peer-to-peer path through firewalls, and falls back to your own relay only when it has to.
Download it for Windows or macOS and open it. No account to create.
Every computer gets a permanent 9-digit ID.
Enter the ID, the other side accepts (or you use a password), and you’re in.
Your screen, keystrokes and files travel straight between the two computers, encrypted. The FizLink server only introduces them, and it’s yours.
One small app for both sides: share this computer, or control another.
Run FizLink.exe. For unattended access, install the service from Settings.
Unzip and drag FizLink to Applications. macOS asks for Screen Recording and Accessibility so others can see and control this Mac.
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