How to Run Threads on Desktop Computer

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As millions jump on Thread for the social and financial opportunities that may exist some are met with disappointment.

As of this writing, Threads is only available from the App Store for iOS and Google Play Store for Android.

Although there is no official desktop version, you can still use Threads on your desktop by utilizing an emulation layer or accessing the Threads website.

Emulation layers like BlueStacks and NoxPlayer provide a way to run the Threads app on your desktop PC, while the Threads website allows you to view public profiles

Mirroring Your Phone
The only way you can practically use Threads on your desktop at the moment is to use the mobile app on your device. ChromeOS users can already run Android apps from the Play Store, so you only have to download Threads. But for others, the process is more involved.

There are multiple ways to do this, but we prefer scrcpy if you have an Android device. It's a free, open-source mirroring program for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and you don't need to root your phone or tablet to take full advantage of it.

You need to ensure you have ADB tools on your desktop machine - our sister site, XDA-Developers, has a guide. There isn't a user-friendly iOS equivalent in this case, but BlueStacks is easy enough to use on its own if you can blow past the initial interface and come to grips with Android.
Ultimately, there's no good substitute for a proper web client.

If your motivation for joining Threads was its financial possibility you may want to watch the video at the link below:

https://paidletter.com/join/