Digital Signage on the Smart TV You Already Own
No player box to buy, mount or power. InfoSlides runs as a native app on LG webOS and Android TV, and inside the browser already built into almost every other smart TV, Samsung included, while its native app clears store review. Upload a deck, pair the screen, and it is live.
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Pair a Screen in Three Steps
Shown here on LG webOS. The same flow runs on any of the four routes below.
Pair the Screen
Install the app and it shows a code and a QR code. Enter either from your InfoSlides dashboard.
Instantly Connected
The screen confirms it is paired and counts down before your slideshow starts on its own.
Live
Content cycles on its own from here. This is what actually plays on the screen, ticker and clock included.
Four Ways Onto a Screen
Pick whichever matches the TV in front of you. All four end at the same dashboard and the same account.
LG webOS: The Most-Installed App
Live in the LG Content Store today, and the most-installed of the three native apps. Install it with the remote, enter a six-character pairing code, and the screen is registered.
Android TV: For TVs and Tablets, Not Phones
Live on Google Play for Android TV devices and Android tablets mounted as signage. It is built for a TV or a wall-mounted tablet. Installing it on a phone is not a supported setup and is not what the app is for.
Samsung: Native App Awaiting Store Approval
InfoSlides has a Samsung Tizen app built and submitted; it has not cleared store review yet. Until it does, Samsung's own Tizen browser runs InfoSlides exactly the way the browser route below works: open a URL, enter a code, and the screen is live today, not someday.
Any Browser: No App Required
If a screen has a browser, it can run InfoSlides. Open infoslides.app/pair in the TV's built-in browser, enter the pairing code, and playback starts: no app, store or waiting on anyone's review queue.
Can I Put InfoSlides on My Samsung Smart TV?
Yes, today, through the browser, and that is not a workaround: it is the exact
mechanism every smart TV without a native InfoSlides app already uses. Open the Tizen
browser, go to infoslides.app/pair, enter the six-character code shown in your
dashboard, and the TV is playing your content within a minute.
The native Samsung app is real and already built. It is sitting in Samsung's store review queue, not shipped yet, so this page does not link to a listing that does not exist. When approval lands, the only change is a faster first-time setup and a listing to install it from: nothing about your account, screens, or content changes because of it.
The honest answer
A Consumer Smart TV Is Usually Fine. Sometimes It Isn't.
Consumer smart TVs are built and warrantied around a home viewing pattern, not guaranteed round-the-clock operation. Check the panel's duty-cycle rating before mounting one behind a reception desk that never gets switched off, and read the warranty terms, since continuous commercial use can fall outside them.
Leaving static content on screen for hours is a real risk on OLED panels in particular (burn-in); an LCD/LED consumer TV tolerates a fixed menu board far better. Scheduling content to change through the day, and turning the screen off overnight, reduces the risk on either panel type. It does not remove it.
A consumer TV is the wrong choice for genuinely unattended 24/7 operation in a harsh environment (outdoors, direct sunlight, extreme heat or cold), or for a business that cannot tolerate a screen failing with no commercial warranty behind it. For a restaurant open ten hours a day, a hotel lobby, or an office reception, a good consumer smart TV is usually the right fit.
See what a screen costs on each plan →Business-hours signage, LCD/LED panels, a screen someone can power off overnight
warning A commercial display is the better fit
Genuinely unattended 24/7 operation, outdoor or harsh-environment installs
Smart TV Digital Signage: Common Questions
Is there a free digital signage app for smart TV?
Yes. InfoSlides has a permanent free plan for one screen on any of the four routes on this page: LG webOS, Android TV, a browser, or Samsung's browser today. The free plan carries a small "Powered by InfoSlides" watermark; live-data slides such as weather and news are on the paid plans.
Does digital signage software work on Samsung smart TVs?
Yes, today, through Samsung's built-in Tizen browser. Open infoslides.app/pair, enter the pairing code, and the screen is live. A native Samsung app is built and submitted, and is currently awaiting store approval; when it clears, nothing about your account or existing screens changes.
Can I run the Android TV app on a tablet instead of a TV?
Yes. It is built for Android TV devices and Android tablets used as wall-mounted signage. It is not built for phones, and installing it on one is not a supported setup.
Do I need a special digital signage player box?
No. If a screen has a browser, it can run InfoSlides at infoslides.app/pair with no app and no proprietary hardware. The native LG webOS and Android TV apps exist to make first-time setup faster, not because a player box is required.
Is a regular smart TV good enough, or do I need a commercial display?
For business-hours signage, such as a menu board, a lobby screen, or an office display someone can power off overnight, a consumer smart TV running InfoSlides is a good fit. Genuinely unattended 24/7 operation, or an outdoor or harsh-environment install, calls for a commercial-grade display instead.
Which smart TV platform has the most InfoSlides installations?
LG webOS, currently: it is the most-installed of the native apps. That does not make it the only supported route; the other three exist because not every screen is an LG.
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