Google Drive
Mango Signs with the Google Drive app allows you to upload images and content right from your google drive to show on your digital signs.
Google Drive goes well on your signage with
Directory
Mango Signs with the Directory app lets you quickly build a directory, price sheet, or even event listing. Customize the number of rows, columns and select your fonts, styles and even add animations.
Google Sheets
Mango Signs with the Google Sheets app lets you import data from your google sheets to show on your digital signs. You can customize the fonts and format of the information to your liking.
Mango Fonts
Mango Signs with the Fonts app allows you to choose from hundreds of fonts, or upload your own and customize to your liking. Animations can be added to the fonts so that they fly in, add emphasis and even animate out based on your set timings
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about using the Google Drive app for digital signage.
Log in to your MangoSigns dashboard, open a slide in the editor, and choose Google Drive from the apps panel. Position and size it anywhere on your slide, set any options it needs, and save. The app plays on every sign that slide is scheduled to.
Basic apps are included with every MangoSigns plan. Premium apps are included with the Premium and Enterprise plans. You can try Google Drive free during the 14 day premium trial, with no credit card required, to confirm it does what you need before subscribing.
Yes. Set the position, size, colors, fonts, and animations to match your brand. Google Drive can sit alongside your own images, video, and other apps on the same slide, and you can preview exactly how it will look before sending it to your signs.
Yes. Once Google Drive is set up on a slide, it refreshes its own content automatically. You do not need to re-edit the slide or touch the screen. MangoSigns pulls the latest information and pushes it out to your signs.
Yes. You can place multiple apps on a single slide. A common layout pairs Google Drive with live weather, a scrolling news ticker, or a social media wall so one screen carries several kinds of information at once.