Free digital signage for everyone.

Turn a Raspberry Pi or any PC into a digital sign. Schedule images, videos, and web pages from a web interface. No subscriptions, no cloud lock-in.

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Anthias dashboard showing scheduled assets ready to play
01 Manage every asset from one dashboard
Add Asset dialog with URL, file upload, and schedule fields
02 Upload media or point at any URL
Anthias system settings — display, network, and player options
03 Configure the player without touching the CLI

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Since 2012

Active development

6 boards

Pi 2 through Pi 5 + x86

100% free

Open source, forever

What Anthias does

A complete digital signage platform that runs on hardware you already own.

Multiple content types

Display images, videos, and web pages. Upload files or point to any URL.

Content scheduling

Set start and end dates for each asset. Control duration and playlist order.

REST API

Automate content updates and manage devices programmatically.

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Get running in minutes

Two ready-to-go paths: flash an SD card with Raspberry Pi Imager, or install over an existing Raspberry Pi OS / Debian system.

Raspberry Pi Imager

Open Raspberry Pi Imager, pick Other specific-purpose OS → Digital signage and kiosks → Anthias, choose your Pi model, and flash. The SD card boots straight into Anthias — no SSH, no installer prompts.

Raspberry Pi 2 through Pi 5.

One-line install

On a running Raspberry Pi OS Lite or Debian system, run:

bash <(curl -sL https://install-anthias.srly.io)

Raspberry Pi, x86, and 64-bit ARM SBCs.

Prefer fleet-managed, OTA-updated images? See balenaHub Fleets for Good.

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Ready to set up your digital sign?

Anthias is free and open source. Get started in minutes on any Raspberry Pi or x86 PC.

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