Every InfoSlides screen can be paired straight from a web browser — open a URL, type in a code, done. But if the display is a smart TV, there's a better way: the dedicated InfoSlidesTV app. It launches full-screen on boot, survives standby/wake cycles without any manual steps, and is built for remote-control navigation instead of a mouse.
InfoSlidesTV is live today on Android TV / Google TV and LG webOS TVs. A Samsung Tizen version is finished and currently in store review — we'll update this post the moment it's approved.
Find the app
Android TV / Google TV
Open the Google Play Store app on your TV (or cast it from your phone's Play Store using "Send to device"), search for InfoSlidesTV, and select it from the results.
LG webOS TV
Open the LG Content Store from your TV's home screen, search for InfoSlides, and select it from the results.
Samsung Tizen TV
Coming soon — the app is currently in review with Samsung. Until it's approved, pair a Samsung TV the same way as any other display: through the browser flow below.
Install and launch
Select Install (or Get) from the store listing. Once it finishes, the app appears alongside your other apps on the TV's home screen — open it from there, the same as you would Netflix or YouTube.

Pair the screen
On first launch, InfoSlidesTV shows a short pairing code. Head to Devices in your InfoSlides dashboard, add a new device (or open an existing unpaired one), and enter that code — or use the QR code / session-code option on the pairing screen if that's faster on your setup. The screen connects within a few seconds and starts playing its assigned slideshow. Just be logged in to InfoSlides in the default browser on your phone and point your camera to the QR code.
When paired, a countdown screen is displayed before your slides start to play:

Prefer not to install anything, or working with a display that doesn't have an app store — a browser-only smart TV, a Raspberry Pi, a spare monitor with a mini PC? That's exactly what the browser pairing flow on the Devices page is for: open the pairing URL shown there in any browser and enter the code the same way.
Go to your Devices page to add a screen and get your pairing code.