Setup and platform notes for every device Screenly Anywhere runs on: browser, Android, Fire TV, Tizen, webOS, Amazon Signage Stick, and ChromeOS Flex.
Screenly Anywhere runs on a range of devices, and each one is set up a little differently. Pick yours below.
Every guide has the installation steps on its main page, and a separate page for the device settings that keep a screen running unattended. Every route ends the same way: the device shows a pairing code, you enter it in your dashboard, and the screen joins your fleet.
If you are not sure which route applies to your hardware, Supported platforms lists them side by side.
Turn any device with a modern web browser into a digital signage screen. No app to install, no dedicated player, and no hardware to buy.
Install the Screenly app on an Android device, Android TV, or Android-based commercial display, and manage it alongside the rest of your screens.
Install Screenly from the Amazon Appstore on a Fire TV Stick or Fire TV device and turn it into a managed digital signage screen.
Install Screenly directly on a Samsung Smart Signage Platform (SSSP) display running Tizen. No separate media player, and nothing to plug in behind the screen.
Run Screenly on LG webOS TV using the browser built into the television. Nothing to install, and no separate media player needed.
Pair an Amazon Signage Stick with Screenly through the Amazon Signage console and run it as a managed digital signage screen.
Deploy Screenly as a managed kiosk app on ChromeOS Flex through the Google Admin Console, for IT-managed fleets of repurposed hardware.