Run your PowerPoint decks on your screens
You have already built the slides. The awkward part is keeping them on the wall. Most teams end up with a laptop wedged behind a TV, an HDMI cable and someone restarting the slideshow every morning. Fugo takes the deck you already have and plays it on any screen, on a schedule, without anyone standing there.
Get your deck on screen in three steps
Fugo turns any slide deck into PowerPoint digital signage in three steps — upload it, drop it into a playlist, and put it live on your screens.
Export and upload
Save your deck to PDF and drop it into your Media library. Drag and drop, or use the file picker.
Add it to a playlist
Pick the screens, set how long each slide holds, drop other content in alongside it.
Publish or schedule
Push it live now, or use the Scheduler for a recurring slot — mornings only, shift changes, whatever suits.
More ways to run your deck on screen
From self-updating slides to framing the deck for the wall it plays on.
Want slides that update themselves? Use Google slides
An uploaded file is a snapshot. If you want edits to reach the screen on their own, import your deck into Google Slides and connect Fugo’s free Google Slides app. It is PowerPoint-compatible, so you can move decks between the two formats. Edit a slide, and your screens pick up the change. No re-uploading. You can also browse all apps to add live widgets alongside it.
What travels across, and what doesn’t
Text, layout, charts and images come across cleanly. Animations, slide transitions, embedded video and audio do not — signage screens play a loop, not a presentation you click through. If a slide relies on a build or a video, rebuild that one in Design Studio or drop the video in as its own playlist item.
Make the deck look right on a TV
Slides are built for 16:9 projectors, not always for the screen on your wall. Design Studio lets you frame the deck inside a layout — add your logo, a text banner, a QR code, a live weather or clock widget beside it. Portrait screen? Build the layout once and reuse it.
One deck, every site
Push the same deck to twelve screens across four sites from one place. Day-part it so the sales deck runs at 9am and the safety notices take over at shift change. Uptime monitoring tells you if a screen drops, and remote recovery brings it back without a site visit. Runs on Amazon Fire TV and the Signage Stick, Google TV Streamer, NVIDIA Shield, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Windows, ChromeOS and Android. Priced per screen.
When PowerPoint isn’t the right tool
If the deck exists to show live numbers, skip the slides. TV Dashboards puts the real dashboard on screen behind your login, refreshed on its own. Our PowerPoint vs digital signage software comparison walks through where each one fits.
Where teams run PowerPoint digital signage
The same deck, playing on its own, in the places people actually walk past.
Office and internal comms
Company updates, targets, new-starter welcomes and the week ahead, looping on the screens your team walks past instead of sitting unread in an inbox.
