Digital signage software for Raspberry Pi 4
A hands-off option for screens with no one on site. Install PixelFlow Player once on a Raspberry Pi 4 running 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS, and it starts playing on its own every time the power comes back, takes new versions from the dashboard without a site visit, and plays Full HD offline, the same as on every other platform. Screens keep their identity through every update — no re-pairing. PixelFlow Studio, the dashboard you open in a browser, runs all your screens from one place: see what every screen is playing right now, and reach any of them from your desk — 30+ commands on Raspberry Pi.
Hardware you need
- On Raspberry Pi — a Raspberry Pi 4 running 64-bit Raspberry Pi OS.
Set up in 5 steps
- Install PixelFlow Player on the Raspberry Pi.
- The screen shows a pairing code.
- Enter the code in PixelFlow Studio at pixelflow-studio.com.
- Upload your videos, images and designs, and drop them into a playlist.
- Assign the playlist to your screens — one, a dozen, or every screen you run, in a single go. They update within seconds.
Players marked Beta are still in development. Test them on your own screens before a full rollout, and report any problem to support@pixelflow-studio.com.
FAQ
Does it play when the internet drops?
Yes. A copy of your content is cached on every player. An outage, flaky shop wifi, someone rebooting the router — none of it touches the screen.
How many screens can I run?
Whether it’s five screens in one office or five hundred across the country, PixelFlow Studio runs them all from one place.
Which other devices does PixelFlow support?
PixelFlow Player also runs on Android, Windows, Samsung Smart Signage, ChromeOS and in a browser — the same player, the same content and the same dashboard on every platform. Hardware & Compatibility lists what each one needs.