Use case
LumiFrame runs on the phones, tablets, and TVs you already use, so you get frame-style slideshows and collaborative sharing without a dedicated Aura, Nixplay, or Skylight purchase.
Traditional digital frames are great products, but they require buying purpose-built hardware. LumiFrame is built for households that want the same job, memories on a screen, remote control, shared albums, on devices they already own.
Because LumiFrame is software, one account can do more than display memories: weekly memory recaps surface moments worth revisiting, an activity feed shows who added or reacted to what, and you can monitor every display’s status from a single app instead of walking up to each frame in turn.
LumiFrame supports iOS 13+ and Android 7+, but slideshows with video, transitions, and always-on playback work best on a recent phone or tablet with solid performance and a reliable Wi-Fi connection. For a dedicated display, choose a device you would comfortably use for everyday apps, not one you have retired because it struggles with modern software.
No. Those are all purpose-built hardware you buy once and leave in one spot. LumiFrame is an app, install it on a phone, tablet, or TV you already own and it becomes a fully-featured smart frame, with no separate device to purchase.
Any phone or tablet on iOS 13+ or Android 7+ can run as a display. You can also cast from your everyday phone to a living-room TV over Chromecast, Google TV, or AirPlay on Premium and Elite, so the TV itself becomes the frame when you are not watching something else.
Yes. On Premium and Elite, LumiFrame casts to Chromecast, Google TV, and Apple TV via AirPlay. That means you can turn a living-room TV into a frame in the evening without owning a second screen at all.
Photo-frame border apps decorate a single exported image. LumiFrame is a live, remotely-managed slideshow of photos and video: it keeps a real display current with albums that update automatically, lets you control playback from another device, and supports multiple contributors, closer to a dedicated hardware frame’s app than to a one-off photo editor.
You can start with just your everyday phone as both controller and viewer, add a display later, or repurpose an old tablet, see our guide on turning a spare iPad or Android tablet into a media frame.
Got a spare tablet? See how to turn a spare iPad into a media frame, compare LumiFrame vs Aura, Nixplay, Skylight & Frameo, or read the onboarding guide.