Bezel is a macOS application to mirror the iPhone and iPad screen directly to your MacBook. It’s instant and effortless.
Live demos, tutorials, app tests, or general work showcases are easier to carry out with Bezel when it displays your device inside a realistic hardware frame.
The animations are smooth, and the overall performance is responsive. Plug in your device and leave the rest to Bezel.
Key Features
- Supports 10 languages
- Apple TV wireless support
- Personalization and recording
- Auto rotation
Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
| Take beautiful, high-resolution screenshots. | Requires iOS 18.0 or later. Requires iPadOS 18.0 or later. |
| Show the screen of your device on Mac and mirror the device’s audio alongside. | Advanced features are locked behind a Pro version. |
| Record a video straight from your MacBook and choose custom backdrops while exporting transparent videos. | |
| Utilize hotkeys available for virtually every feature. |
Pricing & Plans
Bezel is free to use if you want to mirror any iPhone or iPad on your MacBook. However, there is a small watermark over the device frame.
If you want to remove the watermark and gain access to a more advanced version with additional features, you will have to upgrade to the Pro version.
The Pro version has a free 3-day trial. The one-time purchase cost for the Pro version is $29 if you want to use it on a single MacBook, and $69 for three MacBooks.
Conclusion
Bezel is a user-friendly tool for those who want to mirror, record, or present their iPhone or iPad screen on a MacBook.
Thoughtful features and a smooth performance are all you need to utilize Bezel. The free version offers pretty much everything you’d expect, and there is an option to upgrade to the pro version with a one-time purchase.
If you want to showcase an app, capture a tutorial, or just share your screen with clarity and style, look no further than Bezel.
