How to display your own art on SKYWORTH Canvas TVs

Before you start

• Your finished image in a dedicated Google Photos album
• Access to the Google Account used for that album
• Your TV’s model number for any Art Time-specific upload method

Choose between Google TV and Art Time

SKYWORTH identifies C1 Canvas Art and Canvas Elite as Google TV products; the Elite also includes Art Time 2.0. Start by deciding whether you want a Google TV screensaver or artwork inside the TV’s own art app.

The public US product pages do not establish a universal phone or USB import sequence for Art Time on C1 and Canvas Elite. We therefore use the documented Google TV photo workflow here, rather than assigning menu names from a different regional TV.

• SKYWORTH: C1 Canvas Art TV and Google TV
• SKYWORTH: Canvas Elite and Art Time 2.0

Prepare the artwork before you transfer it

Download the finished image, rather than taking a screenshot of its preview. For a landscape 4K TV, Frame Studio prepares a 3840 × 2160 JPEG. Open the download once to check that it contains the artwork you want, with the crop you intended.

Keep an unedited original. Give the TV copy a recognizable name, such as olive-coast-4k.jpg, so it is easy to find beside your family photos. If you added a border to the file, remember that a second matte on the TV will make the artwork smaller.

• Image dimensions, cropping, and 4K export explained

Set up a personal-art screensaver

Put your finished JPEG in a Google Photos album reserved for TV artwork. Then follow the linked Google TV guide to select that album in Ambient Mode and verify the account.

Once you have selected the album, check the resulting screensaver on the TV. Changing the Google TV photo source does not mean the image has been imported into an Art Time collection. Keep those two destinations separate when you troubleshoot.

• Follow the Google Photos → Google TV setup guide

Regional Frame+ TVs: QR and USB may be available

SKYWORTH Malaysia explicitly lists USB-drive and phone QR-code uploads for its LN8600G Frame+ model. If that is your TV, use the personal-photo upload controls in its art software and follow the QR or USB prompts on the screen.

That regional feature description is not evidence of identical C1 or Canvas Elite menus. If your own Art Time app offers an import feature, use its on-screen instructions and the manual for your exact model.

• SKYWORTH Malaysia: LN8600G Frame+ USB and QR uploads

Build a collection that works from across the room

Start with one artwork to confirm the workflow, then add a few alternatives. Similar palettes make a rotation feel intentional; unrelated bright and dark images can draw more attention to the screen than you intended.

Inspect your downloaded file before blaming the transfer. A screenshot of a preview can include a frame, border, or surrounding page, all of which become part of the picture on the TV. Use the actual image download and keep its original proportions.

If you see the wrong artwork or a missing album

Check the display mode first. If you configured a Google Photos album but opened Art Time to test it, you are checking a different feature. Return to the Google TV screensaver you set up.

Next, check the Google Account and selected album using the Google TV guide. Give your test image a recognizable subject so you can tell a successful transfer from a similar built-in landscape. Save your original locally even when you keep a second copy in the cloud.

• Follow the Google Photos → Google TV setup guide