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How to customize photo slideshows on Fire TV and Echo Show

September 2, 2022
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Amazon’s Echo Show and Fire TV devices are great for watching videos, listening to music, and managing your smart home, but they also make nice electronic photo frames. In the steps below, we’ll show you how to configure your devices to create the ultimate family photo slideshows from your Amazon Photos collection.

There are actually a few different ways to accomplish this task. You can customize your photo slideshow from within the Amazon Photos app, you can start the process in the Amazon Alexa app, or you can do so directly on the Echo Show or Fire TV devices themselves.

How to customize photo slideshows in Amazon Photos app

In the past, customizing your Amazon Photos slideshows was best done from within the Amazon Photos app. However, that option has been removed from the app, and now this feature is handled in the Alexa app. Here’s how to get your photos onto your favorite Echo Show devices, whether it’s the Echo Show 5 or the massive Echo Show 15 — the process is the same.

  1. Open the Alexa app.
  2. Tap on Devices at the bottom right of the screen.
  3. Select Echo & Alexa.
  4. Here you will see a list of your eligible devices. Tap on the one you want to customize.

(Image credit: Chris Wedel/Android Central)

5. Tap on the gear (⚙) in the upper right corner.

6. Scroll down the settings and select Photo Display.

7. Here you can enable/disable the Daily Memories album toggle, or add more collections based on other Albums, Groups, People, and Places.

Amazon Photos added to Echo Show

(Image credit: Chris Wedel/Android Central)

How to customize photo slideshows on an Echo Show

After you have set up the photos you’d like to display on a particular Echo Show device, you can then customize them further on the smart display directly.

  1. Once your preferred service is connected, say to your Echo, “Alexa, go to settings,” or swipe down from the top of the screen and tap on Settings.
  2. When your Echo Show displays the settings on its screen, tap on Clock & Photo Display.

Amazon Echo Show 10 photo setup

(Image credit: Chris Wedel/Android Central)

3. Choose the service that you set up in the Alexa app.

4. Scroll down and select Photo frame preferences to adjust how the photos are displayed.

Amazon Echo Show 10 photo setup

(Image credit: Chris Wedel/Android Central)

Once you chose the photo album that you want to showcase, you can go back to the Photo Display screen, tap on Clock Face, and scroll through the list of options that control how the date and time are overlaid on your images, or you can toggle on or off the date and time overlays. Pretty neat!

How to customize photo slideshows on a Fire TV

  1. From the home screen, select Settings.
  2. Select Display and Sounds.

Amazon Fire TV photo setup

(Image credit: Chris Wedel/Android Central)

3. Select Screensaver.

Amazon Fire TV photo setup

(Image credit: Chris Wedel/Android Central)

4. Select Current Screensaver.

5. Change album to whatever Amazon Photos album you prefer.

Amazon Fire TV photo setup

(Image credit: Chris Wedel/Android Central)

See your favorite photos in more places

With your photos set up and ready to view on your Amazon Fire devices, you can also view your photos more immersively due to an update to enable Photo Frame mode. Previously this feature was only available on the Echo Show 15, but on August 11, 2022, it rolled out to all Echo Show devices.

The Photo Frame mode enables a dedicated slideshow of the photos in the albums you’ve chosen above onto your Echo Show smart displays. The difference in this mode over regular photo viewing is that with Photo Frame, the screen will show your photos in full-screen mode with only a small dateline of when the picture was taken in the bottom corner. To enter this mode, simply say, “Alexa, start Photo Frame.” Then you’ll have an uninterrupted view of your favorite photos for three hours or until you exit the mode.

Thanks to online photo storage options and the ability to link them to smart displays and smart TVs, those precious moments you’ve chosen to capture with a picture can be front and center in more places. Now, your photos will be waiting for you the next time you pass by your Echo Show or your Fire TV devices, like the Fire TV Omni. How neat!

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