Screenly runs on the screen you already have
Every screen is managed from the same dashboard, whatever drives it. For the most control over the device, we recommend devices running ScreenlyOS.
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devices and platforms Screenly runs on
From the Screenly Player to any web browser, all in one dashboard.
Two ways to run Screenly on your screens
Plug in a device
Connect a device that runs Screenly to your display's HDMI port. The display only has to show the picture.
Install Screenly on the screen
Commercial displays, Android devices and any computer with a browser run Screenly themselves, with nothing to plug in.
Devices that run ScreenlyOS
ScreenlyOS is an operating system built for digital signage and nothing else. Screenly keeps the whole device patched and up to date, which is why it is the option we recommend.
How ScreenlyOS works
Every other screen
On these devices Screenly runs as an app or in the browser, and the device's maker looks after its operating system. Each one sits in the same dashboard as a ScreenlyOS screen.
Samsung
Commercial displays running Tizen.
LG
Consumer webOS TVs, in the built-in browser.
Sony
BRAVIA Professional displays.
Philips
Professional displays running Android.
Hisense
Commercial displays running Android.
ViewSonic
Commercial displays and ViewBoards running Android.
Android TV
TVs and boxes running Android TV.
Google TV
TVs and streamers running Google TV.
Android
Other Android displays, boxes and tablets.
Amazon Fire TV
Fire TV Sticks and Fire TV devices.
Amazon Signage Stick
Paired through Amazon's signage console.
ChromeOS Flex
Kiosks deployed by your IT team.
BrightSign
Signage players, set up with our team.
Crestron AirMedia
Meeting room displays, set up with our team.
Web browser
Any computer with a current browser.