Android beta — now open

Turn your photos into art on your TV.

Art Display reimagines your favorite moments in the styles of the great masters — Monet, Van Gogh, Hokusai and more — and casts them to your Chromecast TV with museum frames, plaques and quiet ambient music.

Free Van Gogh & Cézanne galleries · no card needed · an Apple App Store version is under development

“Sail at Sunset” — Post-Impressionism · from the free Starter Gallery
Casts to any Chromecast TV Styles of Monet, Van Gogh, Hokusai & more Private by design Made by humans @Strolladou

Your best photos are buried in your camera roll.

Thousands of moments you loved enough to capture — and almost never see again.

They sit unseen

Your favorite shots live in an endless scroll, three years deep, seen by no one — including you.

Your TV shows nothing

The biggest, most beautiful screen in your home spends its day as a black rectangle or a generic screensaver.

Printing is a commitment

Framing one photo is expensive and permanent. A gallery that changes with your mood isn't possible on paper.

Features

A gallery, not a slideshow.

Everything is tuned for one outcome: art on your wall that happens to be your life.

Twelve classic styles

From Monet's Impressionism to Van Gogh's Post-Impressionism and Hokusai's Ukiyo-e — each style hand-tuned so your photo becomes a painting, not a filter.

Fills the whole screen

Your artwork is gently extended to true 16:9 — no black bars, and nothing of your original photo is lost.

Museum plaques

Every artwork gets a title, its style and a short story on a plaque, shown briefly as it appears — like a private exhibition.

Frames & ambient music

Classic wood, ornate gold, modern black or minimal white frames — with an original ambient catalog setting the room's mood.

Share a private gallery

Send someone you love a personal invitation link to your exhibition. You can turn it off at any time.

Your photos stay yours

Uploads are temporary and deleted when you stop. Your exact location never leaves your phone. It keeps playing with the screen off.

How it works

From camera roll to gallery wall in three steps.

1

Choose a photo

Pick a moment you love — a holiday, a harbor, a favorite street at dusk.

2

Choose a style

Compare before and after, then confirm. In a moment, your artwork is ready.

3

Display on TV

One tap casts your gallery to the TV — framed, titled, and playing on its own.

The original photo: a sailboat off a rocky shore at sunset
The photo
The same scene as a Post-Impressionist painting
The artwork

Free galleries, ready to cast

The styles of Monet, Van Gogh, Hokusai — free on your TV.

The free Starter Gallery ships with twelve finished artworks, each in the style of a great master — from Monet’s Impressionism to Van Gogh’s Post-Impressionism and Hokusai’s Ukiyo-e. Cast them the moment you open the app, no credits needed. Tap one to see it with its plaque.

Art Display app: choosing a photo Art Display app: comparing before and after in a style Art Display app: artwork ready to display on TV

Free master galleries

Van Gogh on your wall tonight — free.

Art Display ships with curated galleries of the world’s most loved paintings, free to cast to your TV — every work framed and introduced by its museum plaque.

The Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh, 1889
The Starry Night · 1889
Sunflowers by Vincent van Gogh, 1888 Café Terrace at Night by Vincent van Gogh, 1888 Almond Blossom by Vincent van Gogh, 1890

Van Gogh: The Essentials

8 masterpieces · museum plaques · ready to cast

Free
A Sunday on La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat, 1884
A Sunday on La Grande Jatte · 1884
Mont Sainte-Victoire by Paul Cézanne, 1904 Tahitian Women on the Beach by Paul Gauguin, 1891 The Port of Saint-Tropez by Paul Signac, 1901

Cézanne & the Post-Impressionists

6 works · Cézanne, Seurat, Gauguin, Signac · ready to cast

Free

Pricing

Try it free. Create when you're ready.

No subscription. Buy credits once, use them whenever inspiration strikes.

Free galleries

Included with the app

Free

  • Van Gogh: The Essentials — 8 masterpieces
  • Cézanne & the Post-Impressionists — 6 works
  • Starter Gallery — twelve artworks in the masters' styles
  • Museum frames, plaques & ambient music — no card, no commitment
Join the beta
Launch pack

Creator credits

One-time in-app purchase

$4.99 / 25 credits

  • Everything in Starter Gallery
  • Create artwork from your own photos
  • 2 credits per artwork — about 12 creations
  • All twelve styles, TV-ready 16:9
Join the beta

Purchased through Google Play; price may vary slightly by region.

FAQ

Good to know.

What do I need to use Art Display?

An Android phone and a TV with Chromecast built in (or a Chromecast device plugged in). Most recent smart TVs are ready to go.

Is it really free to try?

Yes. The master galleries — Van Gogh: The Essentials and Cézanne & the Post-Impressionists — plus the twelve-artwork Starter Gallery all cast to your TV at no cost, with no card required. Credits are only needed when you create artwork from your own photos.

How do credits work?

Creating one artwork from your photo costs 2 credits. The launch pack is 25 credits for $4.99 — about twelve creations. No subscription, credits don't expire.

What happens to my photos?

Photos are uploaded temporarily to create your artwork and deleted when you stop. Plaques can mention the city where a photo was taken, but the exact location never leaves your phone.

Why do I need an invitation?

Art Display is in a small private beta while we polish the experience. Leave your email below and we'll send you a personal invitation to the Play Store test — usually within a day.

When is the iPhone version coming?

An Apple App Store version is under development. Request an invitation below and we'll write to you the moment it arrives.

Android beta

Put art on your TV this week.

The beta is open to a small group of testers. Leave your email and we’ll send you a personal invitation to the Play Store test.

Free Van Gogh & Cézanne galleries · no card needed · unsubscribe anytime

Using an iPhone? The Apple App Store version is under development — leave your email and we’ll let you know the moment it’s ready.