Your compatible Google TV is already the player.

Not when your television already has compatible Google TV built in. Install TVMenus directly from Google Play. No additional hardware or separate player box required. Google TV is available in select models from brands including TCL, Hisense, and Sony; confirm the exact model, not just the brand. If Google TV is not built in, connect a compatible Google TV streamer to an HDMI port. See the Google Store or Amazon. That fallback does add a streaming device. Manage either setup from any web browser.

TVMenus installs directly on a compatible Google TV. To check, look for Google TV in the television settings and Google Play on its home screen. Select TCL, Hisense, and Sony models ship with Google TV, but a brand name alone does not guarantee the operating system or app compatibility. If your TV does not have Google TV built in, add a compatible streamer (Google Store · Amazon) to an HDMI port.

Upload it. TVMenus plays an image or a video file on your TVs, whatever your menu already looks like as artwork. Upload the file, pick which screens show it, and the TVs pick it up within seconds. No designing inside our editor, no rebuilding your menu item by item.

Images (JPG, PNG, WebP) and video (MP4). Design them at 1920×1080 landscape for a normal TV. The same file your designer or printer already made will usually work as-is. Images can be up to 15 MB each and videos up to 200 MB, which is a few minutes of 1080p. Every image upload opens a crop window before it saves. A TV screen is 16:9, so anything that isn't already those proportions has to be trimmed somewhere. The crop window lets you drag and zoom to pick where, instead of the TV stretching it or cutting off the edge you cared about. A file that's already 1920×1080 needs one click to confirm.

No. TVMenus is an independent product from Cook Coding, LLC. We point you at Google TV hardware because that's what the player app runs on, we don't sell hardware, and we earn nothing from the links on this page. Buy wherever you like. Google TV, Android TV, and Google Play are trademarks of Google LLC. TCL, Hisense, Sony, onn., Walmart, and Amazon are trademarks of their respective owners. TVMenus is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any of them. We name them only to tell you what hardware the app runs on. The full wording is in Terms §16.

Upload the new file and assign it. Every TV showing that screen swaps over within seconds, from wherever you are. Prices, specials, a holiday notice: if you can export a new image, you can change the screen.

Install the TVMenus app on the TV. It shows an 8-character code. Enter that code in the dashboard at /welcome (first-time setup) or /devices (later).

Pair each TV separately. Each one gets its own code. Every screen can show its own file, so a counter board, a drink board, and a promo screen can all be different, and you change any of them from the same dashboard.

Check the power first. A TV on a switched outlet, a power strip somebody turned off at close, or a cable a delivery knocked loose looks exactly like a software fault and is the most common cause by a distance. If it has power, wake the TV and give it 30 seconds. It reconnects on its own. If it's still black, force-quit and reopen the TVMenus app on the TV. If that doesn't do it, contact us and include the device ID from your dashboard. A dropped internet connection is not the cause. The screen keeps playing through an outage. See what happens if the internet goes down.

The screen keeps playing. Each TV holds its own copy of the file it was given, so an outage doesn't blank your menu board. Lunch service carries on and nobody in the queue can tell. What you lose is the ability to change it. A new upload can't reach a screen that's offline, so it waits. When the connection comes back the TV checks for anything it missed and catches up on its own. You don't have to touch it, and you don't have to re-upload.

Go to /forgot-password and enter your email. We'll send a reset link that expires after one hour. You can also sign in via magic-link from the login page, with no password needed.