Watching ReelShort on a computer
ReelShort runs a website at reelshort.com that plays its catalogue in a desktop browser — Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox all work. If you bought coins or a plan in the phone app, sign in on the site and check whether they show up: purchases made through Apple or Google do not always carry over to the web.
Watching ReelShort on a TV
Short dramas are shot vertically for phones, so on a TV they play as a tall strip in the middle of the screen. Three ways to get them there:
- The TV’s own browser — open the website directly, if your TV has a browser.
- Cast or mirror from your phone — AirPlay from an iPhone to an Apple TV or an AirPlay-compatible TV; Google Cast or screen mirroring from Android.
- A laptop over HDMI — the most reliable option if nothing else works.
Check your TV’s app store for an official ReelShort app before anything else; we did not verify TV apps for every platform.
What about Roku and Fire TV?
Roku has no general-purpose web browser, so the route there is mirroring: AirPlay on Roku models that support it, or screen mirroring from an Android phone or a Windows PC. Fire TV devices can run a browser app such as Silk and open the website directly.
The simplest version: a site that is only a website
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Frequently asked questions
Can I watch ReelShort on my computer?
Yes — ReelShort plays in a desktop browser at reelshort.com.
How do I watch ReelShort on TV?
Use the TV's browser if it has one, cast or mirror from your phone, or connect a laptop over HDMI.
Is ReelShort on Roku?
Roku has no general web browser; mirror from an iPhone (AirPlay, on supported models) or from Android or Windows.