Turn a Windows 10 or 11 computer into a digital sign with the Quickesign Digital Signage app. It is a lightweight app that runs on most modern Windows computers and any display connected to them.
What you’ll need
- A computer with Windows 10 or Windows 11, ideally dedicated to the display, with a steady internet connection.
- A Quickesign account, and a computer or phone to link the screen.
Steps
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Install Quickesign Digital Signage from the Microsoft Store and open it. It shows an activation code.
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Sign in at dashboard.quickesign.net, click Link New, enter the Activation code, a TV location and a Screen name, choose a Starting layout if you like, and click Link device.
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To change how the app behaves, left-click anywhere on the screen to open its settings:
- Reload: reloads all content, so you see your changes right away.
- Start after re-boot: starts Quickesign whenever the computer starts. If Windows asks for a PIN or password at sign-in, you need to sign in first, or turn that requirement off.
- Keep on Top: stops anyone from minimizing Quickesign or opening another app over it; useful in public places.
- Orientation: turns the display 90 degrees with each press. Use a layout whose orientation matches (see Vertical/Portrait Screens).
- Schedule Restart: restarts the app at a set time each day, so it gets all updates and clears memory.
- Clear Cache: clears saved data. This also unlinks the computer: link it again with the new code on the screen.
- Exit: closes the app.
Click a setting again to turn it off.
What’s next
Adding Layouts to the Screen’s Playlist: choose what the computer shows.