Make it in the studio
Text posters, clocks, countdowns, RSS and image galleries. Choose the message, look and pace without building a webpage.
One place to bring it together
Create the content. Give it a layout. Choose where it goes. DisplayStation connects the work at your desk with the message on the wall.
From content to screen
Everything happens in the same place: content, layout, screens, publishing and licenses. Views and media are stored on your account.
Posters, clocks, countdowns, galleries, video, RSS and websites live in one library. Save once, reuse everywhere.
Combine sources in a static or interactive layout. Check readability from real viewing distance.
Enter the six-digit player code under Screens. Name each screen so the right message finds the right room.
Send a view to one screen or a hundred. Changes go out when you publish – never by accident.
Pay per screen with a low minimum. Adjust capacity under Licenses as you grow.

Useful at work. Ready for the wall.
Use an interactive workspace to click through the pages you work with. Keep useful web tools together instead of scattered across tabs.
Lock a published view for a public screen. Viewers see the content; administrators decide what changes. Android is the preferred player there, and its kiosk controls are configured separately. A browser is a practical alternative when you control the screen yourself.
Rotate several URLs inside a static tile. Give each page its own duration, so a short notice and a longer presentation can share the same space.
Content that fits the moment
Use the included content tools, your own files or sources on the web. Third-party sources need to allow embedding.
Text posters, clocks, countdowns, RSS and image galleries. Choose the message, look and pace without building a webpage.
Upload images and video files. Use a public YouTube or Vimeo video when its source permits embedding. Uploaded video plays muted.
Add embeddable websites, dashboards or presentations. Test sign-in and display permissions on the actual player before using them in production.
Start a trial with two screens, or open the demo and rearrange it yourself.