Want to **run your Flutter app on a real physical device** instead of an emulator? In this step-by-step beginner-friendly tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to **set up and run your Flutter app on your Android or iOS device** smoothly and without any confusion. Running your app on a real phone not only gives you better performance but also helps you test real interactions like gestures, scrolling, sensors, and animations.
This tutorial is perfect for beginners who are just getting started with Flutter app development. Even if you've never connected your phone to your PC before, don’t worry — we’ll go through every step clearly.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
✅ How to **enable Developer Options** on your Android phone
✅ How to **turn on USB Debugging**
✅ How to install **Android USB Drivers** (if required)
✅ How to **connect the device** via USB or Wi-Fi
✅ How to use `flutter devices` to detect your phone
✅ How to **run the app using VS Code or Android Studio**
✅ Fixing common errors like **device not detected**, **ADB offline**, or **permissions issues**
✅ How to run your Flutter app **wirelessly** (optional!)
✅ How to view logs and debug your app directly on the phone
For **iPhone users**, we’ll also discuss how to:
✅ Open the project with Xcode
✅ Trust the app & enable device debugging on iOS
✅ Use your Apple ID for test deployment
By the end of this video, you’ll be able to:
* Run your Flutter app directly on your smartphone
* Test UI layout and animations smoothly
* Debu
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