How to control Panasonic TV from your phone
Panasonic uses different systems by region and year. Zorvo is designed for Panasonic TVs that run Google TV or Android TV.
Zorvo is designed for this brand's models that run Google TV, Android TV or Roku TV. Testing on real TVs is still in progress, and other systems are not supported yet.
Before you start
- Turn the TV on. A TV in standby often cannot be found.
- Connect your phone and the TV to the same Wi-Fi network (not a guest network, not a VPN).
- Install Zorvo from Google Play and allow the nearby devices or local network permission when it asks.
Step 1: turn on phone control on the TV
- Find the system in Settings, in an About or System section.Menu names may differ by TV model and software version.
- Panasonic with Google TV or Android TV: nothing to switch on. A code appears when you pair.
- Panasonic with its own system, such as older Viera or My Home Screen models: not supported yet.Menu names may differ by TV model and software version.
Step 2: pair Zorvo with the TV
- Open Zorvo and pick your Panasonic in the list.
- Type the code shown on the TV.
- Tap Volume up to test.
What you can do
- Arrow keys, OK, Back and Home
- Volume and mute
- Launch apps
- Typing with your phone keyboard
Turning the TV on from your phone
Waking from standby depends on the model.
Good to know
- Older Panasonic models with their own network control are not supported yet.
- Fire TV Edition models need a method that is planned.
Questions about Panasonic TV
Does it work with older Viera TVs?
Not at this time. Support for other systems may come later.
My Panasonic does not appear in the app.
It may run a different system or be on another network. Run the compatibility check.
Already set up but it will not connect?
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Last reviewed: 2026-11-14
Zorvo is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Samsung, LG, Roku, Sony, Google, Amazon, Philips, TCL, Hisense, Xiaomi, Vizio, Panasonic or any other TV maker. All product names, logos and trademarks belong to their owners and are used only to describe compatibility. Compatibility depends on the TV model, its software version and your network. Run the in-app compatibility check to see what your TV supports.