A simple, open-source digital picture frame.
Built for Raspberry Pi. No apps. No subscriptions.
Apps stop working. Google integration breaks randomly.
Subscription fees for basic features you already paid for.
Manual refreshes. Can't select albums. Clunky interfaces.
Excessive permissions. Who knows what they're tracking?
No BS. No subscriptions. Just photos.
Scan with your phone. Sign into Google. Pick photos. Done in 30 seconds. No apps to install.
Runs entirely on your Pi. No cloud servers. No tracking. No data collection. Ever.
Fork it. Modify it. Make it yours. MIT licensed. Join the community.
One command. Downloads everything, sets up auto-start. You'll be done before your coffee gets cold.
curl -sSL instapi.dev/install | bash
Frame shows a QR code. Scan with your phone. Sign into Google. That's it.
Use Google's built-in picker. Select the photos you want. Slideshow starts automatically.
Small QR in the corner of your slideshow. Scan to add more photos whenever you want.
All you need is a Raspberry Pi and a screen.
Takes about 5 minutes.