FrameOSHTTP upload (bring your own display)
Push every rendered FrameOS image to any URL - drive displays FrameOS has never heard of.
- Vendor
- Generic
- Model
- HTTP upload
- Technology
- HTTP
- Colors
- Full RGB
- Resolution
- Any / configurable
- Size
- -
- Interface
- Network (HTTP POST)
- Platforms
- Raspberry Pi
- Status
- 🟢 Confirmed working
- FrameOS driver
http.upload
Part of the FrameOS device database. Spotted an error, or tested this panel? Edit this page on GitHub - it's a markdown file.
HTTP upload pushes every rendered image to a URL of your choosing as an HTTP POST - so you can drive displays FrameOS has never heard of. Anything that can receive an image over the network becomes a FrameOS frame: custom microcontroller displays, digital signage players, other servers, you name it.
How it works
The frame renders your scene on its normal schedule. Instead of talking to a panel over SPI or HDMI, the driver POSTs the rendered PNG to the endpoint you configure in the frame's settings. Your receiver decides what to do with it.
Setup
- Add a frame in the FrameOS backend and select the HTTP upload driver.
- Set the width and height to match your target display, and configure the upload URL.
- Save & deploy. Each render is delivered to your endpoint.
Status
🟢 Confirmed working - tested on real hardware by the maintainers or the community.