HOW IT WORKS
How to add artwork to your Frame TV
Download your chosen artwork, save it to your phone, and upload it to your television using the companion app. The process usually takes only a few minutes.
These instructions are general guides. Exact menu names may vary depending on your TV model, app version and region.
JUMP TO YOUR TV
Quick Start
Most TVs follow the same basic process: download the artwork, save it somewhere your TV can access, then select it through your TV’s art, gallery or ambient display settings.
Choose an artwork from the gallery.
Download the full-resolution 4K file.
Save the image to your phone, tablet or USB drive.
Open your TV’s art, gallery or ambient display feature.
Upload or select the image.
Adjust brightness, matting and display settings.
SAMSUNG FRAME TV
Samsung Frame TV
Samsung Frame TVs use Art Mode to display artwork when the TV is not being used for normal viewing. The easiest method is usually the SmartThings app.
Download your artwork from Frame Art Hub.
Save the image to your phone.
Open the SmartThings app.
Select your Samsung Frame TV.
Open Art Mode.
Choose Add Your Photos +.
Select the downloaded artwork.
Choose your preferred mat and display options.
Save the artwork to The Frame.
Some Samsung Frame TV models also allow images to be added using a USB drive. If you prefer this method, save the artwork to a USB drive and look for photo or Art Mode import options on the TV.
LG GALLERY MODE
LG Gallery Mode / Gallery+
Some LG TVs include Gallery Mode, Gallery+ or Always Ready features that can display artwork, gallery images or personal photos. The exact method depends on your LG model and webOS version.
Download your artwork from Frame Art Hub.
Save it to your phone or computer.
Add the image to the photo source used by your TV, such as Google Photos, USB storage or another supported media source.
Open Gallery, Gallery+ or Always Ready on your LG TV.
Select the album, photo source or personal image option if available.
Choose the artwork you want displayed.
Adjust slideshow, ambient or display settings where available.
Older LG Gallery Mode models may not support adding your own images directly inside Gallery Mode. If that option is not available, try displaying the artwork through the TV’s photo viewer, USB media player or a connected streaming device.
TCL NXTFRAME
TCL NXTFRAME and TCL Ambient Mode
TCL frame-style TVs and some Google TV models include art, gallery or ambient display features. Depending on the model, this may appear as T-Exhibition, Art Gallery, Ambient Mode, Personal Gallery or Screensaver settings.
Download your artwork from Frame Art Hub.
Save the image to your phone, Google Photos account or USB drive.
Open your TCL TV’s art, gallery, ambient display or screensaver feature.
Look for T-Exhibition, Art Gallery, Ambient Mode, Personal Gallery or Screensaver settings.
Choose your personal photos or uploaded image source.
Select the artwork.
Adjust the display settings.
If your TCL TV runs Google TV, you may also be able to use Ambient Mode or screensaver settings to display personal photos, albums or artwork.
OTHER DISPLAYS
Other ambient displays
Frame Art Hub artwork can also be used with many other televisions, digital frames, streaming devices and screensavers that support custom photo display.
Download the 4K artwork file.
Save it somewhere your device can access, such as your phone, USB drive, Google Photos, Apple Photos or cloud storage.
Open your device’s screensaver, photo frame, gallery or ambient mode settings.
Choose the artwork file or album.
Set the display style to full screen where possible.
Reduce brightness if the image looks too vivid.
Frame Art Hub artwork is designed in a 16:9 widescreen format, which suits most modern televisions. If your device crops the image, look for a fit, fill, aspect ratio or mat setting.
Troubleshooting
The image looks cropped
Make sure you downloaded the full 3840 × 2160 file rather than a preview image. If your TV offers fit, fill, crop or mat options, try changing those settings.
The image looks too bright
Reduce the brightness in Art Mode, Gallery Mode or Ambient Mode. Many TVs look more natural when artwork is displayed at a lower brightness than normal TV viewing.
I cannot find the upload option
Check that your TV and phone are on the same Wi-Fi network, update the TV app, and confirm that your model supports personal photo uploads.
The image looks blurry
Use the full-resolution download file rather than a screenshot, thumbnail or compressed social media copy.
My model does not support custom uploads
Some TVs only display built-in gallery artwork. If your TV does not support custom uploads, try using USB photo playback, a connected streaming device or a photo screensaver instead.
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