Chrome Sign Builder is a digital signage utility that lets you schedule and display content across your managed ChromeOS devices. With Chrome Sign Builder, you can use ChromeOS devices as media players for digital signs.
Chrome Sign Builder gives you a preview of the content that will be shown on the digital signs. While you can download and install Chrome Sign Builder on the ChromeOS device where it will be deployed, the deployment process is simpler if you install it on another ChromeOS device.
Before you begin
- Add Chrome Sign Builder from the Chrome Web Store. For details, see Add apps.
- Create a schedule to display your sign.
- Move devices to the organizational units where you plan to configure Chrome Sign Builder to launch automatically. See Move a ChromeOS device to an organizational unit.
Deploy and configure Chrome Sign Builder
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Sign in to your Google Admin console.
Sign in using your administrator account (does not end in @gmail.com).
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In the Admin console, go to Menu
Devices
Chrome
- (Optional) To apply the setting to a department or team, at the side, select an organizational unit. Show me how
- In the list of apps, find and click Chrome Sign Builder.
- Under Installation policy, choose Installed.
- Click Save.
- At the top of the list of the apps, for Auto-launch app, select Chrome Sign Builder.
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Configure optional settings:
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In the list of apps, find and click Chrome Sign Builder.
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To prevent kiosk screens from turning off when no one is using them—In the panel that opens on the right, turn on Allow App to Manage Power.
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To apply managed configurations—In the panel that opens on the right, under Policy for extensions, enter the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data in the text field.
We recommend that you use the JSON validation tool of your choice to pre-check your configuration.
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- Click Save.
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