Kiosk View

A dedicated, always-on camera wall — no controls, no sleep. Kiosk View is part of the web app, so it runs on any spare screen with a browser. The Windows app has the same thing as Kiosk Mode.

Not on every TV yet. A kiosk wall is on the web app, the Windows app, and the Mac app (where it's called Wall Display), but not on Apple TV, Fire TV, Google TV, or Roku yet.

In a web browser

Open your wall.

On the screen that will be the kiosk, go to Video Wall in your browser.

Open Settings → Kiosk.

Pick a wall, and turn on Start in auto-cycle if you want it to flip through cameras.

Tap Open Kiosk View.

The wall reloads with no controls, and the screen won’t sleep. For edge-to-edge, add the browser’s own fullscreen (F11 on Windows, ⌃⌘F on Mac).

Bookmark the kiosk page to reopen it in one tap. To leave, press Back.

On a Windows PC

Open Settings and find Use this PC as a kiosk.

It’s under General. Turn it on and open it.

Pick the monitor.

Choose the Monitor, and turn on Start Auto-Cycle if you want it to flip through cameras.

Turn on Open Video Wall at login.

From the next start, the wall opens full screen on that monitor with no sidebar or toolbar, and the pointer hides when it isn’t moving. Click Try it now to see it straight away.

For a one-off, View › Enter Kiosk Mode or Ctrl+Shift+D. To leave, press Esc or Ctrl+Shift+D.