CloudFrame TV

Your OneDrive photos,
on the TV.

CloudFrame TV plays the photos already in your Microsoft OneDrive on any Roku: your folders, your albums, an always-on photo frame. You connect OneDrive once in your browser, and the TV never asks for your Microsoft password.

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Start with a 7-day free trial, then $24.99/yr (or $3.99/mo), renewing automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel any time.

  • Your real folders & albums
  • An always-on photo frame
  • A system-wide screensaver
  • On This Day, from years past
  • Full-HD quality
  • No password typing on the TV

All your OneDrive photos, on the big screen

Casting from your phone is great for a few photos with guests. This is for your whole photo library, always there, on every TV you sign in on.

  • Browse your real folders

    Navigate your OneDrive on the TV just like on your phone. Open albums, dig into subfolders, and pick exactly what plays. Infinite scrolling keeps even the biggest folders quick.

  • An always-on photo frame

    Ambient mode shuffles your whole library across the room like a picture frame. Leave it running all day. It draws from everything you own, and running it costs nothing extra.

  • Your TV’s screensaver, too

    Add the free CloudFrame Ambient companion and your library becomes the screensaver for the whole TV: whenever it sits idle, your photos drift across the screen system-wide, not only inside the app. It reads the same library you already connected, so there’s nothing new to sign into. Press any button to return to what you were watching.

  • On This Day

    Photos taken on today’s date in years gone by, surfaced for you automatically. The kind of small resurfacing that makes a shared TV worth glancing at.

  • Full-HD quality

    Photos are delivered at full HD, and tall portraits fill the screen instead of sitting small between black bars. On a big TV the difference shows.

  • Set up from your browser

    You connect OneDrive on your phone or computer, with one normal Microsoft sign-in. The Roku never contacts Microsoft, never asks for a password, and never holds one. No typing it in one letter at a time with the remote.

  • Read-only and private

    Photos stream from your OneDrive to your TV as you watch. We only ever read. Nothing is changed, moved, or deleted. We never keep copies. No ads, no tracking.

Good to know before you start

The library works with a personal Microsoft account: the kind you use for consumer OneDrive, such as an outlook.com, hotmail.com, or live.com address. Work or school accounts (OneDrive for Business and SharePoint) aren’t supported. It plays the photos in your own OneDrive, so videos and files other people have shared with you won’t appear.

Four steps, once

Set it up in a few minutes from your phone or computer, then it’s just there.

  1. Add CloudFrame TV to your Roku

    Add it free from the Roku Channel Store, available on Roku in the United States. The channel itself is free, whether or not you ever connect OneDrive.

  2. Create your account & connect OneDrive

    Sign in here with Microsoft and grant read-only access to your photos, all in your own browser. This is the only step that touches your Microsoft account, and it never happens on the TV.

  3. Sign in on your TV

    Open CloudFrame TV on your Roku, choose Sign in, enter your email, and type the one-time code we send you. Sign in on as many TVs as you like.

  4. Your library plays

    Browse your folders and albums with the remote, or let the photo frame run on its own. Your library stays available on every signed-in TV until you disconnect it.

Casting is free. The library is a subscription.

Two different things, and you can use the free one forever without ever creating an account.

  • Cast from your phone — free

    Scan a QR code and send a few photos from your phone to the TV. No account, nothing to install, and the photos are deleted automatically when you’re done. Perfect for showing guests a handful of pictures. See how casting works →

  • Your OneDrive library — subscription

    Your whole OneDrive photo collection, always available on every TV you sign in on: folders, albums, On This Day, and the always-on photo frame. This is the part a subscription covers, and it starts with a free trial.

7 days free, then $24.99 a year

You start with a 7-day free trial and connect your own OneDrive, so you can make sure your folders look the way you want on your own TV before you pay a cent. You’ll provide a payment method up front but won’t be charged during the trial. Unless you cancel first, it then renews automatically at $24.99 a year (or $3.99 a month, if you chose monthly) until you cancel. You can cancel any time from your account page; cancel in the first week and you’re never charged. Prices in USD; taxes are calculated at checkout.

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