Logitech Flow is a feature part of the Logitech Options app that allows you to share your mouse and keyboard across devices over the network without the need to have multiple peripherals on your desk.
You will need at least a compatible Logitech mouse or keyboard connected using the Unifying USB receiver or Bluetooth to use this feature. Currently, supported mice include MX Master 3, MX Master 2S, MX Ergo, MX Anywhere 2S, M585 Multi-Device Silent, Multi-Device M590, and M720 Triathlon. Supported keyboards include MX Keys, Craft, K780, K380, K375s, and MK850.
Since this is a Logitech feature, you will need to resource other solutions, such as Synergy, if you do not have the required peripherals.
In this guide, you will learn the steps to set up the Flow feature with the Logitech Options app to share your mouse and keyboard with another Windows 10 device.
How to set up Logitech Flow on Windows 10 devices
When trying to set up Flow, you need to install the Logitech Options app on both computers, and you have to make sure they are connected to the same network.
Install Logitech Options app
To install the Logitech Options app, use these steps:
- Open the web browser.
- Open the Logitech Options download site.
- Click the Download for Windows button and save the file on your computer.
- Quick tip: If you use a macOS device, click the Looking for another version link.
- Double-click the installer to begin the Logitech Options setup.
- Click the Install Logitech Options button.
- Install Logitech Options
- Click the No thanks button to disable data sharing with the company (if applicable).
- Click the Close button to skip the login (if applicable).
- Click the Add devices button to pair your mouse or keyboard.
- Logitech add devices option
- Select the option to add the mouse or keyboard. For example, using the Bluetooth option opens the “Bluetooth & other devices” settings page. However, you can also use the Unifying receiver to pair the peripherals.
- Click the Add Bluetooth or other device button.
- Add Bluetooth mouse on Windows 10
- Select the Bluetooth option.
- Add Logitech Bluetooth option
- Power on and press the pair button on the mouse or keyboard.
- Select the Logitech mouse or keyboard on the screen.
- Click the Done button.
Once you complete the steps, repeat the above instructions on the other device you want to share your peripherals.
Open the web browser.
Open the Logitech Options download site.
Click the Download for Windows button and save the file on your computer.
Double-click the installer to begin the Logitech Options setup.
Click the Install Logitech Options button.
Install Logitech Options
Click the No thanks button to disable data sharing with the company (if applicable).
Click the Close button to skip the login (if applicable).
Click the Add devices button to pair your mouse or keyboard.
Logitech add devices option
Select the option to add the mouse or keyboard. For example, using the Bluetooth option opens the “Bluetooth & other devices” settings page. However, you can also use the Unifying receiver to pair the peripherals.
Click the Add Bluetooth or other device button.
Add Bluetooth mouse on Windows 10
Select the Bluetooth option.
Add Logitech Bluetooth option
Power on and press the pair button on the mouse or keyboard.
Select the Logitech mouse or keyboard on the screen.
Click the Done button.
Set up Logitech Flow
To configure Flow, make sure the computers are powered on and connected to the same network, and use these steps:
- Open Logitech Options.
- Continue with the on-screen directions to set up the peripheral (if applicable).
- Click the Flow tab.
- Click the Enable Flow button.
- Logitech Flow enable option
- Click the Continue button.
After you complete the steps, the software will look for the other device on the network, and it will automatically finish the setup. Then you can start using the peripherals between computers.
Open Logitech Options.
Continue with the on-screen directions to set up the peripheral (if applicable).
Click the Flow tab.
Click the Enable Flow button.
Logitech Flow enable option
Click the Continue button.
In the Flow tab, you will now see some settings to customize the experience. Although the default settings should work for most users, you can change how to move between the mouse between computers. For instance, you can set it to switch devices as you move the cursor to the edge of the screen or press the Ctrl key and moving the mouse to the edge.
You can enable or disable screen corners, and you can decide whether to enable or disable copy and paste between devices.
If you are connecting a keyboard, you will also see other settings.
On the right side, the squares represent each connected device, and the Plus button allows to set up another computer. And you can drag each device to device the physical location.
