Ready-made screens you fill in rather than build: menu boards, meeting room signs, KPI tiles, leaderboards, Wi-Fi QR codes, world clocks and more. Connect one to a Google Sheet, an API, an RSS feed or a calendar and it keeps itself up to date.
New templates are published to the signed catalog all the time, and every ScreenTinker server picks them up on its own, with no upgrade needed. This page shows the catalog as it is today.
A loud, confident notice: a huge headline on a strong colour, a short paragraph, a footer line and an optional QR code for the details. For closures, deadlines and anything people must not miss.
A loud, confident notice: a huge headline on a strong colour, a short paragraph, a footer line and an optional QR code for the details. For closures, deadlines and anything people must not miss. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A friendly notice on a white card: an emoji icon, a headline, a short paragraph, a footer line and an optional QR code. Good for events, reminders and good news in offices, schools and community spaces.
A friendly notice on a white card: an emoji icon, a headline, a short paragraph, a footer line and an optional QR code. Good for events, reminders and good news in offices, schools and community spaces. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A quiet, typographic notice: a serif headline, a short paragraph and a signature line on a calm background, with plenty of space. For thank-yous, letters from leadership and policy notes. Optional small QR code.
A quiet, typographic notice: a serif headline, a short paragraph and a signature line on a calm background, with plenty of space. For thank-yous, letters from leadership and policy notes. Optional small QR code. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A two-tone notice: the headline on a block of your accent colour, the details beside it on a light background, with a footer line and an optional QR code. Good for sessions, trainings and sign-ups.
A two-tone notice: the headline on a block of your accent colour, the details below it on a light background, with a footer line and an optional QR code. Good for sessions, trainings and sign-ups. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A lobby directory for an office building, mall or campus: every tenant with its floor and suite, grouped by floor or listed A to Z with an index, direction arrows, a "You are here" line and a clock. Lays itself out in columns to fill the screen and pages through long lists. Type the tenants in, or keep them in a Google Sheet or Manual table.
A bold buy-one-get-one screen for a café, bakery or shop: the offer in three big lines, what it applies to, a round "2 for 1" sticker on a coloured picture panel, and an optional live countdown to the last day.
A portrait (9:16) bold buy-one-get-one screen for a café, bakery or shop: the offer in three big lines, what it applies to, a round "2 for 1" sticker on a coloured picture panel, and an optional live countdown to the last day.
A confetti celebration for any occasion — a company anniversary, a birthday, a record month, a grand opening or a team win: a giant number, a headline, a message and a date line, in colours you choose.
A confetti celebration for any occasion — a company anniversary, a birthday, a record month, a grand opening or a team win: a giant number, a headline, a message and a date line, in colours you choose.
A customer review on screen: a star rating, the customer’s words in a warm serif, their name and an initials avatar, plus your overall score. For shop windows, showrooms, reception desks and waiting areas.
A customer review on screen: a star rating, the customer’s words in a warm serif, their name and an initials avatar, plus your overall score. For shop windows, showrooms, reception desks and waiting areas. Portrait 9:16 layout.
Any table as a clean, readable board: a league table, savings rates with their small print, stock levels, a timetable. Connect a Google Sheet, CSV, REST list or Manual table (or type the rows in), pick the columns, colour cells with simple rules like "On hand < 5 red", and long tables page themselves.
A safety streak board for a factory floor, warehouse or site: a huge count of days (or hours) since the last incident, the best-ever record, a green/amber/red target gauge, required-PPE signs and rotating safety messages. On the day of an incident it turns red and says so. A supervisor can reset it from a Google Sheet.
A bold fact-of-the-day screen: a big character in a bright disc, one surprising sentence, a short explanation and a source line. For schools, libraries, museums, waiting rooms and office kitchens.
A bold fact-of-the-day screen: a big character in a bright disc, one surprising sentence, a short explanation and a source line. For schools, libraries, museums, waiting rooms and office kitchens. Portrait 9:16 layout.
An Earth Day screen in forest green and ocean blue: a planet drawn from simple shapes with a moon and stars, your headline, a message about what your team has done, and a line for the date or an event.
An Earth Day screen in forest green and ocean blue: a planet drawn from simple shapes with a moon and stars, your headline, a message about what your team has done, and a line for the date or an event.
Celebrate a colleague: a big circular photo in a gold ring, their name and role, a quote in their own words, a fun fact and a badge for the month.
Celebrate a colleague: a big circular photo in a gold ring, their name and role, a quote in their own words, a fun fact and a badge for the month. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A launch-screen countdown for a conference, opening or product launch: the event name, a tagline and the date and venue, a big live countdown that switches to your own message when the moment arrives, and an optional ticket or RSVP QR code.
A launch-screen countdown for a conference, opening or product launch: the event name, a tagline and the date and venue, a big live countdown that switches to your own message when the moment arrives, and an optional ticket or RSVP QR code. Portrait 9:16 layout.
Show how close a fundraiser, appeal or sales target is: a thermometer, progress bar or ring with the amount raised, percentage, milestones, supporter count and a deadline countdown. Celebrates with confetti when the goal is reached. Type the total in, or connect a Google Sheet, form responses or REST API so it updates itself.
Your guest network name and password, large and legible, next to a QR code that joins the network in one scan — with the special characters in names and passwords escaped correctly, so the code actually connects. Made for hotels, cafés, clinics and offices; works as a full screen, a portrait poster or a thin strip. Nothing is fetched: the code is drawn on the screen.
A playful Halloween screen: a jack-o’-lantern and full moon drawn from simple shapes over purple hills, with a headline, a message for your costume parade or opening hours, and a date line.
A playful Halloween screen: a jack-o’-lantern and full moon drawn from simple shapes over purple hills, with a headline, a message for your costume parade or opening hours, and a date line.
A happy hour or daypart offer for a bar or restaurant: a big headline, the days and hours, three deals with prices, a drink picture with a warm glow, and a live clock so guests can see how long is left.
A portrait (9:16) happy hour or daypart offer for a bar or restaurant: a big headline, the days and hours, three deals with prices, a drink picture with a warm glow, and a live clock so guests can see how long is left.
A quiet standby screen: a large, light clock and the date over a soft gradient, with an optional small logo and one line of text. Six bundled gradients, your timezone and language. Easy on the eye for screens that sit idle for hours.
A quiet standby screen: a large, light clock and the date over a soft gradient, with an optional small logo and one line of text. Six bundled gradients, your timezone and language. Easy on the eye for screens that sit idle for hours. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A standby screen for when nothing is scheduled: your logo, a big live clock and today's date on a calm background with a soft halo, in your own timezone and language. Keeps a screen looking cared for between campaigns.
A standby screen for when nothing is scheduled: your logo, a big live clock and today's date on a calm background with a soft halo, in your own timezone and language. Keeps a screen looking cared for between campaigns. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A branded "back soon" screen for between campaigns: your logo, a short message and a line of detail, your website in large type and an optional QR code that opens it. Nothing is fetched; the code is drawn by the server.
A branded "back soon" screen for between campaigns: your logo, a short message and a line of detail, your website in large type and an optional QR code that opens it. Nothing is fetched; the code is drawn by the server. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A compact bar for the edge of a screen: your logo, the time and date, the current weather and a rotating line of short announcements. Made for L-bars, bottom strips and side bars; it rearranges itself for a thin strip, a tall side column or a full screen. Nothing is fetched: weather comes from your own Weather data source.
Big, glanceable metric tiles with progress to target and a coloured change indicator. Feed it a Google Sheet, CSV, REST API or manual table (columns Metric, Value, Target, Unit, Change), or type the metrics in. Fits 1 to 12 tiles in any screen shape.
A ranked leaderboard for sales teams, fundraisers, step challenges or game nights: a gold, silver and bronze podium for the top three and animated bars for everyone else. Type the scores in or connect a Google Sheet and let the board keep itself up to date.
A calm welcome screen for a reception or lobby: your logo, a headline and a line of detail, with a live clock and date in the building's own timezone and language.
A calm welcome screen for a reception or lobby: your logo, a headline and a line of detail, with a live clock and date in the building's own timezone and language. Portrait 9:16 layout.
Introduce someone to the rest of the building: a colour panel with their photo, name and role, a short answer in their own words and a fun fact, on two clean cards.
Introduce someone to the rest of the building: a colour panel with their photo, name and role, a short answer in their own words and a fun fact, on two clean cards. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A door sign for a meeting room: a huge green AVAILABLE or red BUSY band, the current and next meeting, and today's agenda, from any Calendar (iCal) data source. Privacy mode shows "Reserved" instead of titles. Made for a portrait panel beside the door, and works landscape or as a strip too.
A café, restaurant or bar menu that lays itself out: items grouped by category, prices aligned, tags like V or New, sold-out items greyed. Type the menu in, or connect a Google Sheet or a Manual table and edit prices without touching the screen.
A calm, editorial screen for a new product in a shop: a serif product name, a short description, the price and where to find it, the product on a tinted panel with a "New" sticker, and an optional QR code to the product page.
A portrait (9:16) calm, editorial screen for a new product in a shop: a serif product name, a short description, the price and where to find it, the product on a tinted panel with a "New" sticker, and an optional QR code to the product page.
Welcome someone on their first day: their name and role, a line in their own words, what to say hello about, and a start-date badge. Shows an initials circle until you add a photo.
Welcome someone on their first day: their name and role, a line in their own words, what to say hello about, and a start-date badge. Shows an initials circle until you add a photo. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A midnight-blue New Year greeting with gold and pink fireworks drawn from dots, the coming year in giant type behind the headline, and an optional live countdown to midnight that switches to your own message when the year turns.
A midnight-blue New Year greeting with gold and pink fireworks drawn from dots, the coming year in giant type behind the headline, and an optional live countdown to midnight that switches to your own message when the year turns.
Headlines as a rotating feature plus a smooth scrolling ticker. Type them in, or connect an RSS feed, Google Sheet, CSV or table. Full screen it shows both; in a thin strip it becomes a ticker bar, and in a tall zone a vertical side ticker. Nothing is fetched by the screen, so it works offline.
A magazine-style news wall for any RSS or Atom feed: a large featured story that rotates every few seconds, the next four stories as cards, the feed's title and relative dates. Typographic by design (no remote images), so it works offline. Or type your own headlines.
A staff room, school or shop-floor notice board: announcement cards with colour-coded categories (Urgent, Safety, Event, HR, Info), pinned notices held at the top, and start and end dates so notices appear and expire on their own. A featured notice with the rest beside it, or one notice at a time. Type notices in, or run it from a Google Sheet or Manual table.
Opening hours with a live status: a big "Open now, closes at 17:00" or "Closed, opens tomorrow at 09:00", this week's hours with today highlighted, split hours and lunch breaks, and holiday closures that override the week. For shops, pharmacies, libraries, clinics and offices. Type special dates in, or keep them in a Google Sheet.
A sale screen for a price cut: the product picture on a coloured ring, the old price, a big new price and a savings sticker, with a bottom bar for your terms and an optional live countdown to the end of the offer.
A portrait (9:16) sale screen for a price cut: the product picture on a coloured ring, the old price, a big new price and a savings sticker, with a bottom bar for your terms and an optional live countdown to the end of the offer.
A flash-sale or promotion screen: big headline, the offer, the price with the old price struck through and the saving worked out for you, and a live "ends in" countdown that switches to an "offer ended" message by itself. Add a product picture and a QR code to your shop page. Three looks: bold retail, clean minimal and warm café. Nothing is fetched.
A typography-led quote screen: a big serif quotation, who said it and where, with a live date in your language. For a lobby, staff room, school corridor or the screen by the coffee machine.
A typography-led quote screen: a big serif quotation, who said it and where, with a live date in your language. For a lobby, staff room, school corridor or the screen by the coffee machine. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A high-visibility safety tip for factories, warehouses, kitchens and sites: a warning icon on a safety-yellow panel, the rule in big type, up to four how-to steps and who to call.
A high-visibility safety tip for factories, warehouses, kitchens and sites: a warning icon on a safety-yellow panel, the rule in big type, up to four how-to steps and who to call. Portrait 9:16 layout.
What's on now, how many minutes are left, and what's next: a countdown board for school bells, gym classes, factory shifts and breaks, or service times, with today's timetable beside it and the current block highlighted. Type the schedule in (several named schedules, pick the active one) or connect a Google Sheet. Outside scheduled hours it says when things start again.
Say thank you in public: a warm, bookish layout with a photo, name, role, a quote and a line about the person outside the classroom. Made for schools, libraries, charities and community groups.
Say thank you in public: a warm, bookish layout with a photo, name, role, a quote and a line about the person outside the classroom. Made for schools, libraries, charities and community groups. Portrait 9:16 layout.
Birthdays, work anniversaries and new-starter welcomes for the office or break room. Rotating cards with colourful initials avatars, milestone badges at 1, 5, 10, 15 and 20+ years, and a list of everyone celebrating today, this week or this month. Type the people in, or keep them in a Google Sheet. Playful confetti or an elegant dark theme.
A bright appreciation screen for a staff, volunteer, customer or teacher thank-you day: bold geometric shapes on cream, a big thank-you headline, a message with the numbers worth celebrating, and a thank-you in several languages.
A bright appreciation screen for a staff, volunteer, customer or teacher thank-you day: bold geometric shapes on cream, a big thank-you headline, a message with the numbers worth celebrating, and a thank-you in several languages.
A golden-hour harvest screen for Thanksgiving or any harvest festival: a low sun over rolling fields, wheat in the foreground, and room for a headline, a message about a community lunch or food drive, and a date line.
A golden-hour harvest screen for Thanksgiving or any harvest festival: a low sun over rolling fields, wheat in the foreground, and room for a headline, a message about a community lunch or food drive, and a date line.
An original first-person arcade shooter about the worst on-call shift of the year 3036: every server is down and the datacenter is crawling with bugs. Nobody playing? It plays itself in autopilot demo mode. Click or press a key to take over; walk away and the demo takes back over.
A warm Valentine’s greeting on deep wine red: two hearts built from soft shapes, a headline, a message for a shop, café or office, and a date or opening-hours line.
A warm Valentine’s greeting on deep wine red: two hearts built from soft shapes, a headline, a message for a shop, café or office, and a date or opening-hours line.
Estimated waiting times for a clinic, urgent care, pharmacy or service counter: each service with its wait in minutes and an Open, Busy or Closed status in clear colours, a last-updated time, a reassurance notice and a check-in reminder. Staff update a Google Sheet or a Manual table from a phone, or type the list in.
A full-screen animated weather scene: the sky, rain, snow or sun follow the current conditions, with a five-day forecast and temperature ranges. Reads one of your Weather data sources; your server fetches the weather, so this template needs no network access at all.
Current conditions and a five-day forecast from one of your Weather data sources. Your server fetches the weather itself; the template only lays it out.
Current conditions and a five-day forecast from one of your Weather data sources. Your server fetches the weather itself; the template only lays it out. Portrait 9:16 layout.
A "What's on" board for hotels, conference venues, campuses and community centres: the next events grouped by day, today (or tonight) large and later days smaller, with times, rooms, speakers and direction arrows. The session in progress is highlighted, finished ones drop off by themselves, and long programmes page. Type the programme in, or connect a calendar (iCal), Google Sheet or Manual table.
An inclusive season’s-greetings screen for any winter celebration: a string of coloured lights, falling snow and snowy hills on a night-blue sky, with a centred greeting, your message and a date line — ideal for holiday opening hours.
An inclusive season’s-greetings screen for any winter celebration: a string of coloured lights, falling snow and snowy hills on a night-blue sky, with a centred greeting, your message and a date line — ideal for holiday opening hours.
Two to eight live clocks for the cities you work with — analog, digital or both, with the date, a day/night cue and the hour difference from this screen. Lays itself out as a grid, a portrait list or a thin strip. Nothing is fetched: the times come from the screen's own clock.
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