How to Use the Play Store Website to Remotely Install Apps on Android

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 Have there ever been times when you needed to install an app but didn't have your phone with you? Or if it's concealed and difficult to access in a bag? Or perhaps you want to download numerous apps at once and would find using multiple tabs in a desktop browser to be more convenient?

The Google Play Store on the internet allows you to perform all of these actions. Here's how to use the Play Store website to remotely install any software on an Android phone.

Using the Play Store website, install applications remotely

Open a desktop browser and navigate to the Google Play Store.

Use the same Google account that you use on your Android smartphone or tablet to log in.

After logging in, go to the top right corner and select the Search icon to look for the programme you want to install. In the list of search results, click the name of the programme.

Next, select the device on which you want the programme to be installed by clicking the Install option.

After choosing the device, click the Install button once more, and it will direct you to the Google sign-in screen, where you must enter your Google account password to verify your identity.

Your mobile device will begin to download after the credentials are verified. Give it a few minutes as it might not happen right away.

Easy Remote App Installation on Android Phone

The best approach to prevent instances where you need to download an app for your Android phone but can't access it is to use the web version of the Google Play Store to remotely install apps.

You may use the feature to download apps online from any location. And after you arrive home, just grab your phone and launch the already downloaded app to get started right away.