How to send a link to your TV
Pick your TV or situation. Every guide uses the same idea: open kkll.li in the TV’s web browser, scan the QR code with your phone, and send the link. What differs is where the browser is, what it can do, and what to try when a device has no browser.
- How to send a link to your Samsung Smart TV
Open sendlinktotv.com/tv in the Internet app on your Samsung Smart TV, scan the QR code with your phone, and send the link. No app install needed.
- How to open a link in the LG TV web browser
Open sendlinktotv.com/tv in the Web Browser app on your LG webOS TV, scan the QR code with your phone, and send the link instead of typing the URL with the remote.
- Can you open a web link on Roku?
Roku devices do not include a web browser, so web links cannot be opened on Roku directly. Here are the alternatives that do work.
- How to send a link to Amazon Fire TV
Open sendlinktotv.com/tv in the Silk browser on Fire TV, scan the QR code with your phone, and send the link instead of typing it with the remote.
- Open a link from your phone on a hotel TV
No app needed: if the hotel TV has a web browser, send a link from your phone with a QR code. Your phone and the TV do not need the same Wi-Fi.
- How to send a link to Google TV or Android TV
Most Google TV devices have no web browser built in. Install a browser app, open sendlinktotv.com/tv, and send the link from your phone with a QR code.
Ready? On your TV’s web browser, go to kkll.li and scan the QR code with your phone.