Add Custom Images to SharpTools Dashboards | Customize SharpTools
Build a clean wall dashboard with the right tablet, mount, power path, and SharpTools setup.
Quick Summary
In this video, I will show you the basics of how to add custom images to your SharpTools Dashboards and also how to add custom images as individual dashboard tiles. This is not hard but you will need to have your images hosted online so SharpTools can load them into your custom dashboards.
Product models, app support, and hub requirements can change. Match the exact product to the setup before buying.
What This Helps You Do
Hardware
Plan the Hardware
Choose the tablet, mount, and power path together instead of treating them separately.
Hardware
Test Before Mounting
Run the dashboard on the tablet before anything goes permanently on the wall.
Dashboard
Keep It Usable
Make buttons large enough and organize controls for the people who use the dashboard daily.
Before You Start
- Watch the video once so you understand the full workflow.
- Confirm the exact device, app, hub, or tablet model.
- Check compatibility before buying accessories or replacements.
- Test the setup before mounting, wiring, or depending on it.
- Write down the final settings so the setup can be rebuilt later.
- Use a professional when power, security, or installation risk is involved.
Helpful Product Links
These product cards make the buying path visual and useful while keeping clicks inside the SimplySmart123 store ecosystem wherever possible.
Use the images and links as starting points, then match the exact model, app, and hub requirements before buying.
Fire Tablet Options
Budget-friendly tablets for SharpTools and wall dashboard projects.
Outlet and Power Gear
Charging and power accessories for dashboards that stay ready.
Wall Mount Planning
Find mounting and accessory ideas before making anything permanent.
FAQ
Can a Fire tablet run SharpTools?
Yes, many Fire tablets can run SharpTools dashboards, but performance depends on model and generation.
Should it stay plugged in?
Most wall dashboards use constant power. Use safe hardware and test heat and reliability.
What size tablet is best?
A 10 to 11 inch tablet is usually the sweet spot for a main dashboard.
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