Free, easy to use, powerful feature set
January 06, 2022

Free, easy to use, powerful feature set

Anonymous | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Chrome Sign Builder

I use [Chrome] Sign Builder to turn an old Asus Chromebit into a digital display for our school. I have multiple Google Slides presentations that have been specially formatted to fit within certain parts of the screen, and then [Chrome] Sign Builder was used to display them all at once via a single URL. This means that parts of the display can be updated by simply updating the relevant presentation.
  • Allow for multiple documents to be displayed on screen at once
  • Makes creating a JSON file to feed into the Google Admin console easy
  • Can be set to work on different schedules if necessary
  • Would be good if there was a way if it could update live rather than needing to export the JSON file and upload it to the management console manually
  • Could be more visual based to make more complicated layouts easier rather than needing to use percentages.
  • Dated design compared to Google's latest UI upgrade
  • Ability to partition the display
  • Ability to set the display to switch on on load
  • Ability to set different time schedules
  • Has saved huge amounts of time updating the display TV in the front office
  • With a simple add-on designed to sync Twitter posts with Google Slides, it means that the TV now updates live with tweets on the school page
  • It is free and only costs the price of a cheap Chromebook device which is plugged permanently into the TV

Do you think Chrome Sign Builder delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Chrome Sign Builder's feature set?

Yes

Did Chrome Sign Builder live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Chrome Sign Builder go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Chrome Sign Builder again?

Yes

[Chrome] Sign Builder is fantastic if you have specific single page documents which you would like to display at different times. It always works well with a Google Slides presentation which can be published to the web as this will automatically update on screen. It would not work well with longer documents that don't fit on a single screen. Documents are also limited to taking up a percentage of the screen starting from one of the corners, it is not easy to customise the display further.