Kiosk Player
iOS app by Chun Yu Leung. Photo & Video · Chun Yu Leung
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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Kiosk Player turns your iPad or iPhone into a simple, reliable fullscreen display for museums, galleries, exhibitions, retail spaces, and events. Build a playlist of images, choose how they should be shown, and switch to Play Mode for a clean, distraction-free presentation. Exhibition Mode Swipe through images manually, like a digital photo album. Optional loop lets visitors move seamlessly from the last image back to the first. Signage Mode Automatically advance through your playlist with customizable display duration and transition effects. Perfect for unattended kiosk displays. Flexible Display Options Choose how images fill the screen: Scale to Fit, Scale to Fill, or Stretch to Fill. Default is Scale to Fit, ideal for preserving artwork and exhibit content. Easy Setup • Add multiple images to your playlist • Remove images anytime • Optional navigation arrows for touch-friendly control • Settings saved automatically on your device Built for Real-World Use Whether you are running a museum exhibit, trade show booth, gallery installation, or reception-area display, Kiosk Player keeps the focus on your content—not the app. Returning to Edit Mode In Play Mode, press and hold the top-left corner for 5 seconds to return to Edit Mode. This prevents accidental exits during public display while remaining easy for staff to access. Privacy Kiosk Player stores your playlist and settings locally on your device. Images are selected from your photo library only when you choose to add them.
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