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LOOP turns an Amazon Fire TV Stick into a business screen. Install the LOOP Digital Signage app from the Amazon Appstore, pair it with your LOOP account and manage content, schedules and screens from one cloud dashboard.
First screen free. No credit card required.
A Fire TV Stick turns the TV you already have into a managed business screen.
Content is stored on the Fire TV, so the screen keeps playing if Wi-Fi drops and syncs when it is back.
Change the volume, restart the app, clear the cache and take screenshots from the LOOP dashboard.
Manage Fire TV screens next to your Amazon Signage, Android and Samsung screens with the same playlists and schedules.
A Fire TV Stick is a quick way to put LOOP on a screen. The Amazon Signage Stick is purpose built for digital signage: it auto-launches LOOP in kiosk mode and adds device control that a Fire TV Stick doesn't allow.
Feature
Fire TV Stick
Amazon Signage Stick
4K playback
Limited
Supported
Starts automatically on boot
Limited
Supported
Remote screen on/off
Not supported
Supported*
Remote device restart
Not supported
Supported
Power scheduling
Not supported
Coming soon
Automatic app updates
Limited
Supported
Kiosk lockdown mode
Not supported
Supported
* Amazon Signage Stick: screen on/off works through HDMI-CEC, so the screen must support it.
See the Amazon Signage Stick with LOOP1
On the Fire TV, open the Appstore, search for "LOOP Digital Signage" and download it.
2
Open LOOP. An activation code appears on the screen.
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In your LOOP account, add a screen, enter the code and assign a playlist or schedule.
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Set up auto-start (below) so LOOP opens by itself when the Fire TV restarts.
Check your Fire TV model. LOOP runs on Fire TV Sticks, the Fire TV Cube and Fire TV smart TVs with Fire OS. Newer models with Vega OS, such as the Fire TV Stick 4K Select, are not supported yet.
Auto-start setup (one time, from a computer):
1. On the Fire TV, go to Settings, My Fire TV, About, and click your Fire TV name 7 times. Then turn on ADB debugging in Developer Options.
2. Find the Fire TV IP address in Settings, then Network.
3. Install ADB on your computer. Windows: choco install adb. macOS: brew install android-platform-tools. Linux: sudo apt install android-tools-adb.
4. Run this command with your own Fire TV IP address instead of 192.168.1.85, then restart the Fire TV:
curl -fsSL https://loop.gs/fire/autostart.sh | bash -s -- 192.168.1.85
Feature support
Every LOOP feature, checked against the Fire TV app in October 2026. Where Fire TV limits a feature, we say how it behaves.
Supported
Works fully
Limited
Works with limits
Coming soon
On the roadmap
Not supported
Fire TV does not allow it
Feature
Fire TV
What it means
Content and playback
Images
Supported
Videos
Supported
Audio
Supported
4K playback
Limited
Depends on the hardware limits of each Fire TV model.
YouTube
Supported
Web pages
Supported
Documents
Supported
Design templates
Supported
Multi-zone layouts
Supported
Widgets
Supported
Apps
Supported
Content scheduling
Supported
Offline playback
Supported
Synchronized playback (Sync-Play)
Coming soon
Device and screen control
Starts automatically on boot
Limited
Needs a one-time permission set with ADB from a computer. See the setup steps.
Remote screen on/off
Not supported
Fire TV does not let apps switch the screen.
Remote volume control
Supported
Remote device restart
Not supported
Use remote app restart instead.
Remote app restart
Supported
Remote screenshots
Supported
Power scheduling
Not supported
Not available on Fire TV.
Rotation
Supported
Automatic app updates
Limited
The app detects a new version and opens the Amazon Appstore. Fully automatic updates follow the store setting.
Remote clear cache
Supported
Remote unpair
Supported
Device health monitoring
Supported
Kiosk lockdown mode
Not supported
Not available on Fire TV.
Your first screen is free, with no credit card. Add more Fire TV screens on LOOP Standard from $12.99 per screen per month.
FAQ
Yes. Install the LOOP Digital Signage app from the Amazon Appstore, pair it with your LOOP account, and the Fire TV Stick plays your content on a schedule and keeps playing offline. Some device controls, such as remote screen on/off, are not available on Fire TV, and Vega OS models such as the Fire TV Stick 4K Select are not supported yet. See the setup steps.
Both run LOOP. The Amazon Signage Stick is purpose built for digital signage: it auto-launches LOOP in kiosk mode and supports remote screen on/off, device restart and kiosk lockdown. A Fire TV Stick is built for home entertainment, so those controls are not available. Compare Fire TV and Amazon Signage.
Turn on developer mode and ADB debugging on the Fire TV, install ADB on a computer, then run the LOOP auto-start command with the Fire TV IP address and restart it. It is a one-time step. See the auto-start setup.
Only for auto-start. Installing the LOOP Fire TV Stick signage app and pairing it works from the remote alone. The computer is used once to grant the permission that lets LOOP open after a restart. See the setup steps.
Remote screen on/off, device restart, power scheduling and kiosk lockdown are not available on Fire TV. Auto-start needs a one-time ADB setup, 4K depends on the Fire TV model, and Vega OS devices such as the Fire TV Stick 4K Select are not supported yet. See the full feature list.
LOOP also runs on the Amazon Signage Stick and Display, Android, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Raspberry Pi, TCL, and Windows PCs or any browser through the LOOP Web Player. See all digital signage players.
Install the app, pair your first screen and start free.
