Sign in
CloudFrame TV plays the photos already in your Microsoft OneDrive on your Roku. Sign in with Microsoft or an email code below. If you don't have a CloudFrame account, one will be automatically be created and you can connect your account to OneDrive. See what CloudFrame TV does.
Or sign in with an email code
Prefer not to use Microsoft, or setting up your TV first? We can email you a one-time code to sign in here in your browser. You’ll still connect OneDrive with Microsoft afterwards, because that is where your photos live. Email sign-in only gets you into your account.
Trouble signing in?
If your code doesn’t arrive, or something here isn’t working, email us at support@cloudframe.tv and we’ll help.
You can use your Microsoft account to sign in. Signing in asks only for your name and email address. Access to your photos is a separate step you take afterwards, and you can sign in without ever granting it.
Use a personal Microsoft account: the everyday kind for consumer OneDrive, such as an outlook.com, hotmail.com, or live.com address (or any other email you created a Microsoft account with.) Work and school accounts (OneDrive for Business and SharePoint) aren’t supported; Microsoft’s sign-in page will say it can’t find an account if you try one.
We will only ever email you a code because you asked to sign in on this page or on your Roku. We will never call, message, or email you out of the blue asking you to read a code back. If that happens, it is not us, so do not share it.
Just want to cast a few photos from your phone? That needs no account at all. Open the app on your Roku and follow the code on screen.
What happens on your TV
Nothing about signing in here reaches the TV. Your Roku never contacts Microsoft and never holds your Microsoft password.
You can sign in on your TV to link your Roku device to your account here. We will email you a code to enter on your Roku.
By continuing you agree to our Terms. Our Privacy Policy explains what an account stores.