Ring cameras are a highly popular choice when it comes to home security, and many users also tend to wonder about how to view Ring camera on PC instead of using the mobile app. Whether at work, traveling, or just planning to enjoy the feed on a larger screen, it's easy to access your more comfortable Ring feed from a computer. The complete guide awaits you.

Step 1: Setting Up Ring Camera

Before viewing a single shot on PC, ensure that your Ring camera setup is completed from the Ring mobile app. The camera has to be connected to Wi-Fi; it will be given a name, such as "Front Door" or "Backyard." Test out the live view to make sure everything is working on your phone.

Step 2: Use ring.com Login

To view Ring camera on PC, open the web browser of your choice and go to ring.com. At the top-right corner, click on the "Login" button. Enter your Ring account credentials-the same date as you enter while logging in to the mobile app. This ring.com login gives you access to your devices.

Step 3: Go to the Control Center

Once logged in, head to the Control Center or Dashboard, where you will see all Ring devices associated with your account. From here, you can click on any camera to watch live feeds, review previous recordings (if you have the Ring Protect Plan), and change the settings.

Step 4: Enable Browser Permissions

Start viewing smoothly only when your browser allows pop-ups, and if necessary, has camera/microphone permissions set to on. This, in turn, ensures smooth connection when you view Ring camera on PC.

Step 5: Optional: Use Ring App for Windows

Ring had once offered a desktop app for Windows, which is now discontinued. On the other hand, the ring.com web dashboard works just fine and is very actively maintained to provide an optimized experience for PC users.

Final Thoughts

Monitoring your Ring camera from your PC allows more flexibility and a wider viewing angle. With a ring camera properly set, a secure ring.com login, and an internet connection, viewing the Ring camera on PC anytime is as easy as anything. With just a few steps followed, sit back and gain better control over your home security from your own desktop.