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A digital photo frame is a small screen that can sit on your desk in your office or in your kitchen displaying your favorite pictures, changing at regular intervals. The first commercial digital photo frame was introduced in the 1990s shortly after the digital camera. Digital photo frames made a comeback in popularity during 2020, perhaps because people were staying at home more.

In this tutorial, we’ll turn our Raspberry Pi into a digital photo frame using MagicMirror and the GooglePhotos module. Please note, we will skip installation of the 2-way mirror in the original Magic Mirror project. Consider this project, “Magic Mirror, without the mirror.”

To get started with this project, you’ll need to set up a Google Photo Album. We suggest that you create a new Photo Album and add 5 to 10 photos. You can add more photos later. The more photos in your album, the longer your Raspberry Pi digital photo frame will take to load.

Once you have created your album, add 5 to 10 photos to your MagicMirror photo album. You can drag and drop to upload new photos or select from your existing photos to add.

26. To stop Magic Mirror, press Ctrl-M followed by Ctrl-C in the terminal.You can continue to make adjustments in your config.js file until you are happy with the way that your images are displayed.

27. At this point, you can start adding more imagesto your Google Photos album. Your Raspberry Pi Magic Mirror digital photo frame should automatically update with any new images.

If you reboot your Pi, you’ll need to enter the command ‘npm run start’ each time you want to start your digital photo frame. Let’s set our Raspberry Pi to display our digital photo frame on boot.

1. Install PM2 by running the following commands in your Raspberry Pi terminal. PM2 is a daemon process manager to keep your applications running continuously. In this project we will utilize PM2 to continuously run Magic Mirror for our digital photo frame.sudo npm install -g pm2

You may find that after setting up your automatic digital photo frame that your Raspberry Pi screen goes blank after 10 minutes. In this case, you can disable screen blanking.

Simple to operate, remove the memory card from your camera and insert it into the allotted slot in the frame, then your pictures are immediately ready for viewing.

This product supports the SD cards with Class 6(6 MB/s) or above speed class. We recommend you to use branded memory cards (such as Kingston, SanDisk, etc) to avoid the situation that the digital photo frame can not recognize your memory card because of the low writing speed.