Android Player

Download the Imagine Player for Android

Download the Imagine player for Android media players and Android-based displays. Install it, pair the screen, and it starts playing - and keeps playing when the connection drops.

Get it on Google Play Install guide Supported hardware Current build 1.0.0
Recommended install

Get the player on Google Play

The easiest way onto Android TV, Google TV and Android media players. Install it once and every screen in your network stays on the current version on its own.

  • Updates install automatically
  • Delivered and signed through Google Play
  • Android TV, Google TV & media players
  • Free to install - pair with your account
Get it on Google Play No Play Store on the device? Use the APK
QR code that opens ImagineSignage on Google Play

Scan with your phone

Or open the listing on a computer, sign in with the device's Google account and choose Install on more devices.
An Android media player box beside its remote control
Android Imagine Player
Latest release v1.0.0 5 November 2026 · 4.6 MB

Launch Release File

What's in this release

  • Improved stability & reliability
  • Scheduler improvements
  • Enhanced analytics & reporting
  • Widget enhancements
  • White label Player support
Download APK 1.0.0 How to install
Install Guide

Four ways onto a screen, and the one step they all share

Most devices install from the Play Store. Media players without it take the APK from a stick or over ADB. Whichever route you take, the screen is paired from your dashboard in under a minute.

  1. Install from Google Play

    On an Android TV or media player, open the Play Store and search for Imagine Signage - or open the listing on Google Play and install it to the device from your browser. This is the route to prefer wherever the device has the Play Store: updates arrive on their own, so a fleet does not drift onto different builds.

  2. Sideload the APK from a USB stick

    For devices with no Play Store. Copy the APK to a stick, open the device's file manager and select it. Android asks once for permission to install from that app - allow it under Settings → Apps → Special access → Install unknown apps, then run the file again.

  3. Install over ADB

    The fastest route when the device is on your network. Enable Developer options → USB debugging, then:
    adb connect <device-ip>:5555
    adb install -r app-release.apk
    -r reinstalls over an existing copy and keeps the screen paired.

  4. Pair the screen

    Launch the player. It shows a pairing ID and code. In your dashboard open Screens → Add screen, enter that ID and code (or scan the QR code), and the screen appears in the list straight away - ready for a playlist.

  5. Let it start itself

    A screen that reboots should come back playing. Turn on Display over other apps for the player, and set it as the boot app if the device offers one. It then relaunches on power-on and after the screen wakes, with no remote control involved.

  6. Check it before you leave site

    Publish a playlist and watch it land. The dashboard shows the screen online, its current item and a screenshot, so you can confirm from your own desk what is actually on the wall - and the player keeps playing from its own storage if the connection drops.
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