Get your first screen live without turning setup into a project.
Install the app, register the TV, launch your webpage, and decide later whether you need anything beyond the one-time on-device option.
Free to test before you commit
$45 once if on-device management is enough
Optional online management only when you need remote control
For short events, use EVENTPASS in Stripe Checkout to save $5 on the 7-Day Event Pass.
What you need
Android TV or Google TV hardware
A webpage, dashboard, menu, or slide URL
A Screen Keep account if you want remote management
A few minutes to pair the TV and verify the first URL
No subscription pressure
Start free, validate the screen, then move into the one-time option if on-device management is enough. For short events, use EVENTPASS in Stripe Checkout to save $5 on the 7-Day Event Pass.
View the Event Pass couponSetup flow
The setup feels fast because the workflow is actually short.
Install the app, pair the TV, send the right webpage, and only add scheduling or online management if the screen really needs it.
Step 01
Install Screen Keep on the TV
Download the app from Google Play on the Android TV or Google TV device you want to use.
Download AppStep 02
Open the app and menu
Launch Screen Keep, then use the remote back button twice whenever you need the main menu.
Step 03
Register the device on-screen
In settings, choose Register Device so the TV shows the code you will pair online.
Step 04
Create an account or sign in
Use your Screen Keep account to connect the display and manage it from the dashboard.
Create AccountStep 05
Add the device in the dashboard
Enter the TV code, name the screen, save it, and send the webpage you actually want to display.
Step 06
Refine refresh and scheduling
Once the screen is live, add timing or online management only if your rollout needs it.
Need to resize the page?
Adjust zoom from the TV remote
If your webpage looks too large, too small, or cropped, use the zoom walkthrough to open settings with the Back button, change Zoom percentage, and save.
Keep reading
Learn the setup logic before you start pairing screens.
These articles are aimed at the exact next questions people usually ask after the basic install flow: which hardware to choose, how web-page signage works, and what to do if the webpage is already built.
Existing page
Display a website on a TV
See the simplest path from existing webpage to working screen.
Best fit
Teams going from first install steps to a clean existing-page launch path
Why it matters
Pairing feels easier when the content path is obvious before you register the screen
Next move
Read the launch guide
Setup guide
Android TV signage setup
Understand the hardware and workflow choices before rollout.
Hardware, pairing, launch
Read guide
Content path
Turn a webpage into signage
Use the page you already built instead of creating duplicate content.
Reuse the page you have
Read guide
Ready to launch
Start the first screen free, then keep it simple with the setup model that fits.
Screen Keep does not force a subscription just to launch a webpage on TV. Test the flow, choose the one-time route if it is enough, and add remote management later only if you need it.