Play a shared photo album on your TV
Paste a shared album link from iCloud, Google Photos, or Amazon Photos and it plays as a full-screen slideshow on any screen with a web browser. No app to install, no account to create, and nothing is saved.
Free slideshows run for up to an hour, with a short ad now and then. To leave one running on a TV all day — with no ads and no time limit — you'll want an account.
Want to save your slideshows? Create an account
Turn any screen into a digital photo frame
An old TV, a spare tablet, a monitor in the kitchen — anything with a web browser becomes a photo frame. Open the link, and your album plays full-screen on a loop. Because the photos stream straight from the album you already share, adding a photo to that album makes it show up here too; there is nothing to re-upload or sync.
Leaving a screen running all day is what an account is for: no ads, no time limit, and your slideshows saved so you can reopen one without pasting the link again. Free viewing is for watching now rather than for a frame that runs unattended.
How it works
- Create a shared album in iCloud Photos, Google Photos, or Amazon Photos and copy its share link.
- Paste the link in the box above and pick how long each photo stays on screen.
- Open the slideshow on your TV or tablet and put the browser in full screen.
Works with the albums you already have
iCloud shared albums on a TV
Paste an icloud.com/sharedalbum/… link (or the bare token).
Useful when your photos live on an iPhone but the screen you want to use
isn't an Apple device.
Google Photos albums on a TV
Paste a photos.app.goo.gl or photos.google.com/share/…
link. Shared-album links that include an access key work as-is.
Amazon Photos shared albums
Paste an amazon.com/photos/shared/… group-share link. Every
photo in the album plays, at full resolution — not just the album cover
thumbnails.
Common questions
Do I need an account?
Not to watch. Guest viewing is free and stateless — paste a link and it plays, for up to an hour at a time, with occasional ads. An account removes the ads and the time limit, saves your slideshows so you can reopen one without pasting the link again, and adds music.
How long can a free slideshow run?
Up to an hour, then it stops and offers to start again. Ads appear every few minutes, and after the first few you'll need to dismiss one to carry on — so a free slideshow is meant to be watched rather than left running unattended. That's what accounts are for.
Do I need to install an app?
No. It runs in any modern web browser, including the browser built into most smart TVs.
Are my photos uploaded or stored?
No. Photos are loaded directly from the album's own service by your browser. Guest slideshows save nothing.
Can I use a private album?
Only albums you have chosen to share via a link. If the link stops working, the slideshow stops working — revoking the share revokes access here too.
What about videos in the album?
Videos aren't played — the slideshow shows still photos.