Objective
In this guide, I will show you how to use the NetMirror web service on PC and macOS. I will also provide the steps to get the APK version of NetMirror for your Android-based devices (including FireStick, Android TV, Google TV, and Smartphones).
Contents
- 1 Objective
- 2 NetMirror Intro
- 3 Important Note Before You Start
- 4 How to Use NetMirror Web (Browser Version for PC)
- 5 How to Install NetMirror on FireStick
- 6 How to Use NetMirror
- 7 NetMirror Review
- 8 How to Install NetMirror on Android Smartphones and Tablets
- 9 How to Install NetMirror on Android TV and Google TV
- 10 Install NetMirror APK on Windows & Mac
- 11 FAQs
- 12 Conclusion
NetMirror Intro
NetMirror is a free streaming service that lets you watch movies and shows. It is said to be a mirror of Netflix, which is why it is called that. This service is not listed in verified app stores such as the Amazon Store or Google Play. Therefore, it must be sideloaded or installed manually.
There are two ways to watch:
- Netmirror web version that you can access in a browser.
- Netmirror APK that you can install on any Android-based device
The NetMirror also says that you can use this service on iOS devices using an app called Dodo – Webview (officially available on the Apple App Store). However, the described method did not work on our iPhones. The workaround is to use the web version in a browser.
Important Note Before You Start
NetMirror frequently changes domains and requires account sign-in on computers before streaming. During testing, Google sign-in worked more reliably than email sign-in. The working domain at the time of writing is netmirror.gg.
Legal Disclaimer: TopTVTricks.com does not host or distribute any apps or content. All third-party apps and services mentioned are owned by their respective developers. This website is for informational purposes only, and users are responsible for complying with applicable laws.
How to Use NetMirror Web (Browser Version for PC)
I have found two URLs of NetMirror:
- https://netmirror.app (old)
- https://netmirror.gg (new)
Follow the steps below to use NetMirror in a browser on your PC:
1. Both redirect you to https://netmirror.gg/1/en, and the page looks like this. You must click Go to Home to proceed.
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2. You are redirected to net20.cc/verify, where you are prompted to click the CAPTCHA. Click “I am not a robot” to continue.
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3. Sign in with email usually shows an SMTP error. Therefore, signing in with Google may be the only option. It’s best not to share your primary email address with third-party sites. Instead, I recommend creating a completely new Google address to maintain privacy and avoid spam.
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4. Once you are signed in, you are redirected to the website’s home screen. You can start streaming now. If you scroll down a bit, it says the site link will change every month. I will update the new link here as soon as there is any change.
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How to Install NetMirror on FireStick
- Version: 1.0
- Installation Size: 82 MB
As I mentioned, NetMirror is not available on the Amazon Store. Therefore, we will sideload the app from its official website.
For sideloading, we will install the Downloader app from the Amazon Store.
If you already have Downloader, click to jump to app installation steps.
The following steps will show you how to install Downloader on FireStick. If you own a Google or Android TV, use the search option on the home screen to find and install Downloader. You can also follow our step-by-step guide on sideloading on Google or Android TV devices.
1. From the home screen of your FireStick, navigate to Find and Search.
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2. Start typing Downloader and click it in the search results.
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3. Click the Downloader icon on the next window.
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4. Click the Download button (or you may see the Get button).
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5. Wait for the installation to finish.
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6. We will now set up Downloader for sideloading. Go to FireStick Settings from the home screen.
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7. Click My Fire TV.
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8. Click Developer Options.
Can't see Developer Options? Click About, then click your FireStick device name 7 times until you see "No need, you are already a developer" at the bottom (or read the step-by-step instructions to enable Developer Options).
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9. Click Install unknown apps.
Note: If your device shows the global setting Apps from Unknown Sources, enable it and skip the next step.
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10. If Downloader is OFF, click it and turn it ON.
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11. Go back to the FireStick home screen and click the App library icon.
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12. Open Downloader.
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13. Click Allow (one-time permission is required).
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14. Click OK if you see this prompt.
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15. Click the # icon to open the numeric pad and enter the Downloader code. If you want to type a URL, click the textbox.
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You can now start installing the app.
16. Type the Downloader code 3254496 or enter the URL netmirror.gg
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17. You will be redirected to the NetMirror website.
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18. A webpage will open. Scroll down and click Android TV.
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19. Click Download TV APK.
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20. The download will finish in a few seconds.
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21. Click Install.
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22. When the installation has finished, click Done. This will allow you to delete the installation file, which is no longer required.
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23. Click Delete.
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24. Click Delete again.
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How to Use NetMirror
There isn’t much to explore in the NetMirror app (or even the web version). It does not have a Settings menu. There is no option to integrate an external player, Real Debrid, or Trakt.
This is a screenshot of NetMirror’s home screen. All you need to do is pick a movie or show and start watching. The menu on the left slides out when you press the left navigation button on the remote.
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NetMirror Review
I have included safety, legality, a summary of online reviews, and my personal experience.
Safety
We are not security experts. Therefore, we rely on external tools to assess the safety of third-party services such as NetMirror.
- Virus Total scan of the NetMirror website showed no security vendors flagging the URL at the time of testing.
- Norton Safe Web scan shows a warning and categorizes the content as phishing.
- VirusTotal scan of the APK for Android devices showed 2 security vendors flagging the file.
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Legality
Apps like NetMirror, which offer free access to content, are often associated with piracy and are therefore illegal in most countries.
TopTVTricks.com does not have the resources to verify every content source for NetMirror or similar apps. Therefore, we cannot conclusively determine whether it is legal.
This is an educational article and does not endorse piracy.
Summary of Online Reviews (AI-assisted)
Online feedback about NetMirror is mixed. Some users appreciate the ability to access movies and TV shows without a subscription, while others report buffering issues, domain changes, and login-related concerns. On Trustpilot, NetMirror currently holds a TrustScore of around 3.6 out of 5 based on user reviews, with many requests for additional content and feature improvements rather than major technical complaints.
Independent website reputation scanners also show differing assessments. For example, ScamAdviser reports a generally positive trust rating based on automated technical signals, while Scam Detector assigns a lower trust score and flags the site as potentially risky due to factors such as its recent domain registration and proximity to suspicious infrastructure.
Community discussions indicate that NetMirror frequently changes domains and sometimes requires a Google sign-in before streaming. Users often recommend using a secondary account when accessing third-party streaming services that require a login.
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My Experience Using NetMirror
I tested NetMirror using its web version and Android TV APK on FireStick 4K Max, Google TV Streamer 4K, Android mobile, and desktop browsers.
The service offers a reasonably large library of movies and TV shows across multiple genres. However, if you are looking for older titles or classics, you will be disappointed.
NetMirror is a one-click streaming service. You don’t need to wait for multiple streams to load, then pick one.
The good thing is that most titles worked during playback testing. The drawback is that if a stream doesn’t work, there is no option to choose an alternative stream.
I experienced some buffering, but it was rare. The browser version appeared slightly more consistent than the APK version in terms of stream loading reliability.
Subtitles are available for most titles, but only in English. You can change the audio language for some titles to Spanish or German.
The app allows you to resume playback from where you left off. It also maintains your watch history under the Continue Watching section. If you are a first-time user, you may need to exit and reopen the app for the Continue Watching list to appear.
NetMirror APK works with FireStick and Android TV remotes. However, the experience may not be very smooth, especially during playback.
Across devices, the browser version provided the most stable experience overall, followed by the Android TV version.
How to Install NetMirror on Android Smartphones and Tablets
Installation on Android devices is straightforward; all you need is a browser. Here are the steps:
1. Open the browser and go to netmirror.gg. Tap Download APK.
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2. Select Open when the file has downloaded.
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3. If your browser doesn’t have the permission to install apps from third-party sources, the following prompt appears. Click Settings.
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4. You will notice that the browser toggle is disabled. Tap it once to enable it.
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5. Now, this prompt appears. Click Install.
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6. Click Open and start using the app.
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How to Install NetMirror on Android TV and Google TV
- Version: 1.0
- Installation Size: 82 MB
Again, NetMirror must be sideloaded onto your Android TV because it is not on the Play Store. I am using Google TV Streamer 4K for the steps and screenshots below. Your device may have a slightly different interface, but all Android TVs share many similarities.
Here are the steps:
1. Install the Downloader app from the Play Store (go to Apps > Search). Open Downloader and type the Downloader code 3254496 or enter the URL netmirror.gg.
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The remaining steps are identical to those on FireStick.
2. A webpage will open. Scroll down and click Android TV.
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3. Click Download APK.
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4. Wait for the download to complete and then click Install (the first time users are prompted to enable the Unknown Apps setting for Downloader. Follow the on-screen prompts to change the setting.)
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5. Click Done to delete the installation file.
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6. Click Delete.
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7. Click Delete again.
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Install NetMirror APK on Windows & Mac
NetMirror does not have a dedicated desktop app. Therefore, an Android emulator is required, which is a software tool that lets you run Android apps on Windows & macOS.
BlueStacks is arguably the most popular Android emulator, and we will use it to get NetMirror APK on your computer.
1. Get BlueStacks and download the NetMirror APK by following these steps:
- Go to the BlueStacks Official Website bluestacks.com. Download and install the app on your computer.
- Go to the website netmirror.gg, scroll down, and click Android.
- Click the download button on the page to download the NetMirror APK file to your computer.
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2. Open the BlueStacks application you installed. If it opens in portrait mode, click the Rotate button
in the right sidebar to rotate it to landscape.
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3. If you can’t see the home screen because of game ads, click the Home button
in the right sidebar near the bottom.
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4. Click the APK button
on the right sidebar.
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5. Navigate to the folder where you downloaded the APK and open the NetMirror APK. Once the app is installed, you should see its icon on the BlueStacks home screen. Open the app. If you can’t see it, click the Home icon in the bottom-right.
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FAQs
What is NetMirror?
NetMirror is a free streaming service that offers movies and TV shows on its website and via an Android APK. It is not available on official app stores.
Is NetMirror available on the Amazon App Store or Google Play Store?
No. NetMirror is not listed on verified app stores. It must be accessed through a web browser or installed manually using the APK.
Can I use NetMirror on iPhone or iPad?
There is no native iOS app for NetMirror. While the website mentions an iOS workaround using a third-party app, it did not work in our testing. The most reliable option on iOS is to use the web version in a browser.
Do I need to create an account to use NetMirror?
Yes. NetMirror requires you to sign in before streaming. Email sign-in often fails, so Google sign-in may be the only working option. It is advisable to use a secondary Google account for privacy.
Why does NetMirror keep changing its domain?
Streaming sites like NetMirror often change domains to stay accessible. If the current link stops working, a new one is usually introduced.
Is NetMirror free to use?
Yes. NetMirror does not charge a subscription fee at the time of writing.
Does NetMirror work on FireStick and Android TV?
Yes. NetMirror works on FireStick, Android TV, and Google TV, but it must be sideloaded using the Downloader app.
Is a VPN required to use NetMirror?
A VPN is not required to access the service, but many users prefer using one when accessing third-party streaming sites for privacy reasons.
Why am I seeing CAPTCHA or verification pages?
NetMirror uses verification pages to filter automated traffic. You must complete the CAPTCHA to proceed to the streaming site.
Can I download movies or shows from NetMirror?
NetMirror is primarily designed for streaming. Download options, if present, are inconsistent and may not work reliably.
Conclusion
NetMirror offers free access to movies and TV shows through both a web interface and an Android app, making it compatible with a wide range of devices, including FireStick, Android TV, smartphones, and computers via emulators. However, it is not available on official app stores, requires manual installation on most devices, and operates in a legal gray area.
If you decide to use NetMirror, be aware of the privacy, security, and legality considerations discussed above. For users who prefer a simpler and more reliable experience, official streaming services remain the safest option.