Your brand in the room
A shop window needs a message people can grasp as they pass. A reception gives visitors more time. We plan the visual hierarchy, image proportions and sequence around the space, then help deliver your campaign through a remotely managed display.
From your gallery to the screen
Choose a slide in the sample gallery and watch the screen change. Your content, your visual style.
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Arrange your gallery. Your display updates automatically.
Illustrative demo with sample designs. Upload your own images, offers and videos, then manage their order and schedule from your account.
Keep campaign files together, set their running dates and arrange the viewing order in your studio account.
Customer sign in →A seasonal campaign can replace yesterday’s promotion without a visit to the display. Upload the approved files in your account, arrange the sequence and remove offers that have ended.
Combine a strong opening image with product details and a clear next step. JPG, PNG and WebP images can sit beside MP4 video and embeddable YouTube clips. Photo timing is adjustable; videos finish before the next item starts.
When the playlist changes, the open player checks for the new version automatically. An optional check at the end of the sequence lets the next cycle pick up your latest campaign files without leaving fullscreen.
Portrait and landscape screens need different compositions. We agree the layout and test playback on the selected TV and browser, including fullscreen, sound and the way images fit the screen.
Where it fits
We adapt the amount of text and the pace of the sequence to the way visitors use the space.
Lead with a product image and one offer people can understand from the window. Longer product stories can follow on screens inside the shop.
Give menus, daily specials and event announcements a shared visual style. Keep dates and availability easy to read and retire expired promotions.
Use a calmer sequence for welcomes, service introductions and practical information. The content should suit people who may watch several cycles while waiting.
Tell us where people will see the display, how far away they stand and how long they are likely to look. Include the TV model and connection details so we can check the setup.
We work with your campaign message, photos and brand assets to plan readable slides and a useful sequence. Agree any new artwork or content preparation before production.
Review the campaign on the intended screen, then test file playback, ordering and remote updates. This is where we check that the composition remains readable at the viewing distance.
Use your account to schedule campaign dates and replace materials. Further artwork, hosting and support follow the scope agreed for your display project.
Yes. We can adapt the typography, colours and image composition to the screen format. The quote specifies whether you supply finished assets or the studio prepares new visual materials.
We check the proposed TV and browser before confirming the project. Fullscreen controls and supported video formats vary; some screens need an external player. The design is prepared for the agreed orientation and resolution.
The player needs internet to load campaign files and check for changes. It can continue the current playlist during a brief interruption, but stops after 90 seconds without a successful check-in. It resumes when connectivity and a device slot are available.
The open display checks every 30 seconds, with an additional end-of-playlist check available. Your team approves and uploads the campaign materials; the player picks up changes without a manual page refresh.
Embeddable YouTube clips can be part of the sequence, subject to YouTube’s availability, branding and advertising. Use uploaded MP4 files when you want to supply your own finished campaign video.
Screen campaigns have their own quote. We agree the number of displays, artwork, playback setup, hosting and support. Existing website customers can use their brand materials as the starting point.
Your next screen update starts here
Send the campaign brief, screen orientation and TV model. We will separate the visual-content work from playback setup and explain both in the quote.