A self-hosted digital photo frame app that displays photos from an Immich server as a slideshow.
damongolding/immich-kiosk
A configurable slideshow that displays Immich photo assets in web browsers and on devices.
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What is it?
Immich Kiosk turns photos and videos stored in an Immich server into slideshows that run in a browser. It is aimed at showing a photo library on a screen, such as a wall display or a spare device left running in a room.
The slideshows can be tuned in many ways, and the project is available through documentation and a live demo on its website. It is written in Go and released under the AGPL-3.0 license. The project states that it is not affiliated with Immich.
Key features
- 01Displays Immich photo and video assets as slideshows.
- 02Runs in web browsers on a range of devices.
- 03Offers highly configurable slideshow behavior.
- 04Includes online documentation and a live demo.
Use cases
- Showing a family photo library on a wall-mounted screen or TV.
- Running a rotating photo display on a spare device in a home or office.
- Presenting an Immich album as an ambient slideshow in a shared space.
Quick start
- 1
Read the documentation for installation and setup
- 2
Open the live demo to see it in action
Things to know
- Requires a running Immich server to supply photo assets.
- Not affiliated with the Immich project.
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FAQ
- What is immich-kiosk?
- A configurable slideshow that displays Immich photo assets in web browsers and on devices. Immich Kiosk turns photos and videos stored in an Immich server into slideshows that run in a browser. It is aimed at showing a photo library on a screen, such as a wall display or a spare device left running in a room.
- Is immich-kiosk free to use? What license does it have?
- immich-kiosk is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is immich-kiosk still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to immich-kiosk was on Oct 24, 2026.
- What can I use immich-kiosk for?
- Showing a family photo library on a wall-mounted screen or TV. Running a rotating photo display on a spare device in a home or office. Presenting an Immich album as an ambient slideshow in a shared space.
- How do I install immich-kiosk?
- Read the documentation for installation and setup Open the live demo to see it in action
- Where can I get immich-kiosk?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/damongolding/immich-kiosk
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