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LG webOS digital signage software

Bring the full Fugo experience to LG’s professional displays with smart, powerful digital signage that’s easy to run and built to last.

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An LG webOS Signage Experienced Partner

“LG really loves Fugo and we enjoy our partnership with their team. They have a phenomenal product that our clients love using.”

Tato Ashmebia
B2B Sales Executive
LG Electronics

webOS Signage is what makes LG displays ready for the job

Purpose-built for LG’s professional display range, it gives Fugo a stable platform to run on day after day. And it comes on best-in-class hardware fit for whatever job you give it.

Ready for 24/7 signage

LG offers commercial displays rated for continuous operation, built for screen networks that rarely get switched off.

Player built in

Fugo runs on the display’s built-in System-on-Chip (SoC), so there’s no separate media player to buy, mount, power, or maintain.

Performance that holds up

LG’s SoC is designed to handle rich layouts, web content, and high-resolution media without struggling under the load.

Made for any space

From high-brightness panels to portrait installations, LG’s commercial range offers a display for every kind of install environment.

Remote hardware oversight

LG ConnectedCare gives teams a remote view into how displays are performing, so many issues can be checked before anyone heads on site.

Commercial coverage included

LG backs its professional displays with commercial warranty coverage, while extended service plans carry that support further into the life of the deployment.

Simple setup, directly on the display

Fugo installs through LG’s built-in display settings. Pair the screen to your Fugo account, and it’s ready to manage alongside the rest of your Fugo screen network.

Set up Fugo on LG webOS Signage
LG webOS Signage display during Fugo setup, with floating cards showing the pairing PIN and remote CMS connection

The CMS behind your LG screens

The panel plays content. Fugo designs, schedules, automates, and manages the network.

Flexible content scheduling

Keep even complex content calendars easy to manage. Schedule & target content to the right screens with flexible timing and automatic expiry.

A recurring playlist schedule in Fugo, playing daily between 09:00 and 17:00 from a set start date

Event-driven content triggering

Let events in your connected systems decide when screens should update. Surface timely takeovers for alerts, milestones, or moments that need attention.

A configured HubSpot trigger in Fugo firing on a closed-won deal over $50,000, previewing the takeover it publishes to a sales floor screen

Full-featured content design

Combine your own media, live data, and connected apps into polished multi-zone layouts using an editor that feels as easy as Canva.

Fugo Design Studio with a full-slide operations layout: a live Looker logistics dashboard beside a weather and clock zone

Centralized screen management

Organize and control your entire screen network from one place, without losing the flexibility to manage each screen according to its setup.

Works with LG device management

Keep ConnectedCare / SuperSign at the hardware layer while Fugo runs content and fleet control above it.

Built-in remote monitoring

See what’s happening on remote screens from Fugo. Verify playback and investigate problems without sending someone on site.

Granular user management

Give teams access to the screens and content they own without opening the rest of the network.

Build your video wall with Fugo & LG

Run Fugo across supported LG video wall displays with a dedicated player driving the wall. Design the full installation as one seamless canvas and create an immersive visual experience that pulls people in.

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Recommended LG displays

Fugo is supported on LG’s professional displays running the webOS Signage platform. These are our go-to picks.

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LG 32SM5J
Small format 24/7 signage

LG 32SM5J

A compact commercial display for counters, corridors, wayfinding, and other spaces where a smaller screen needs to stay on all day.

Key features

  • 24/7 operation

  • 32-inch display

  • 400 nits brightness

  • Full HD resolution

  • Portrait or landscape

LG UL3J Series
Everyday 16/7 signage

LG UL3J Series

A practical choice for meeting rooms, staff areas, classrooms, and other spaces that follow the working day.

Key features

  • 16/7 operation

  • 43 to 86 inches

  • 4K UHD

  • Up to 400 nits brightness

  • webOS Signage

LG UH5J Series
High brightness 24/7 signage

LG UH5J Series

Made for busier, brighter environments where the screen needs stronger visibility and around-the-clock operation.

Key features

  • 24/7 operation

  • 500 nits brightness

  • 43 to 98 inches

  • 4K UHD

  • High-haze display

Dive deeper on commercial displays and screen networks

Guides on choosing displays, rolling out a network, and keeping it running.

LG webOS digital signage FAQs

Which LG displays does Fugo support?

Fugo supports professional LG displays running webOS Signage 4.0, 4.1, or 6.0. For new installations, we recommend webOS 6.0 models such as the UH7J and UH5J, or supported webOS 4.1 models including the UH5F-H, UH7F-H, and VSM5J-H. You can check the full list in the LG hardware directory.

Do I need an external player for my LG display?

Not if you’re using a supported LG professional display running webOS Signage. Fugo runs on the display’s built-in System-on-Chip, so there’s no need for a separate media player.

If you’re using a consumer LG TV, like one bought from a big-box retailer, that’s different. Those screens run consumer webOS TV rather than webOS Signage, so you’ll need an external media player to run Fugo.

Can I use a consumer LG TV for digital signage?

We do not recommend it. Consumer LG TVs run webOS TV rather than webOS Signage and are designed around much shorter daily viewing periods. For an always-on signage deployment, we recommend LG’s professional display range instead.

How do I install Fugo on an LG webOS Signage display?

Fugo installs through the display’s built-in settings using the Fugo app URL. Once the installation is complete, restart the display and a pairing PIN will appear so you can connect it to your Fugo account. This setup guide walks through the process step by step.

Which media types & content sources can I display on a Fugo-powered LG screen?

Fugo supports the formats you’re likely to need for everyday signage on LG, including JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, MP4, MOV, MP3, and PDF.

You can also go far beyond basic media and publish web pages, Fugo apps, and TV dashboards like Salesforce, SAP, Power BI, Tableau and more.

Can LG signage run in portrait, and can it show more than one thing at once?

Yes. Fugo supports both landscape and portrait layouts on LG webOS Signage displays. You can also divide the screen into zones and combine different content in one layout, including up to two videos or live streams playing at the same time using our Design Studio.

Can I manage and update my LG displays remotely?

Yes. Once an LG display is connected to Fugo, you can publish and schedule content remotely, organize screens across your network, and use screenshot monitoring to check what’s actually playing. Fugo application updates can also be pushed remotely, so routine software management doesn’t require a visit to the screen.

What is LG ConnectedCare?

LG ConnectedCare is LG’s remote management platform for the display hardware itself. While Fugo handles your signage content and screen network, ConnectedCare gives IT and AV teams remote visibility into device health and settings, with alerts when something needs attention. Availability varies by model.