Slider · Media Player

A slideshow for your website that updates itself.

Mix photos, uploaded video and YouTube into one polished player. It plays with sound, loops on its own, and can be sent to a TV — no slide-deck software needed.

Included in: Free and upWebsite slideshow banner shown on a laptop

A live Slider — 1280 × 400 website banner.

Slideshows without slide software

No PowerPoint needed.

If you can drop a photo on a page, you can run a player. Slides, images and video all live in one banner that keeps playing, keeps looping and keeps itself current on your site.

Sample artwork of a laptop showing a website banner with photo and video slides, looping automatically and cast wirelessly to a wall TV
Illustrative sample artwork — photo and video slides with sound, an auto-loop arrow, and the same banner sent to a TV.

Sliders, not slide decks

Build it from photos, uploaded video and YouTube links in a drag-and-drop editor. No presentations to export, no files to email.

Video plays with audio

Video keeps its sound, with a mute button your visitors control. Photos carry headlines, descriptions and a button of their own.

Auto loop, hands free

Set how long each slide shows and the player runs on its own — the last slide hands back to the first, day and night.

Chromecast output

Send the player straight to a TV on your Wi-Fi, or cast from the embedded copy on your own page.

Pro tip · Live production

Your computer is the NDI source — no extra hardware.

NDI treats any computer on your network as a video source. You're already on your computer, so open the player there, add the free NDI Tools from ndi.video, and your slider shows up on every switcher, streamer or recorder on the same network. No capture box, no cables, nothing extra to buy from us.

Download NDI Tools (free)

Official download from ndi.video — Windows and macOS. The pack includes Screen Capture and Studio Monitor, the player that shows an NDI feed on your screen.

1. Screen capture (easiest)

Open the player full screen and run the free NDI Tools Screen Capture. Your computer appears as an NDI source on the network.

2. Browser source

Paste the player link into vMix, OBS or Wirecast as a browser source. vMix sends NDI built in; OBS adds it with the free NDI plugin.

3. Optional: HDMI-to-NDI box

Only if the screen showing the player isn't a computer on your network. Most setups never need one.

Pro tips

  • Use a dedicated playback machine wired by Ethernet, not Wi-Fi.
  • Turn off sleep, screensavers and notifications before you go live.
  • Run the browser full screen (kiosk mode) for a clean frame.
  • Leave auto loop on so nobody has to touch the keyboard.
  • Match the output to 1080p so the picture scales cleanly.
  • Run one full loop and check it on the switcher before the service.

NDI is a trademark of Vizrt. Avista serves your player as a normal web page — the NDI feed itself comes from your capture tools, so this works with whatever NDI gear you already own.

What you get

One HTML snippet

Works with WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, Shopify or any web page.

Always up to date

Edit slides once and every embedded copy changes automatically.

Images, video & YouTube

Smooth transitions, Ken Burns motion, headlines and buttons.

Sound you control

Video plays with audio and a mute button, so nothing surprises your visitors.

Auto loop

Slides run in order and start over on their own — no one has to click.

YouTube start & end

Play a full video or just the part you choose.

Never stretched

Keeps its shape on phones, tablets, desktops and big screens.

Chromecast

Send your player to a TV on Pro and Business plans.

How it works

  1. 1.Create a player and pick a size.
  2. 2.Drag in images, videos or YouTube links.
  3. 3.Set slide times, sound and loop.
  4. 4.Publish and paste the embed code on your site — done.

Great for

  • Homepage banners
  • Church and event announcements
  • Product showcases
  • Lobby and conference TVs

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