The feature named Backdrops is rolling out now to Roku TVs, and will come to streaming sticks in the coming months.

Roku is the latest company to lean into the trend of throwing artwork onto your TV screen, offering viewers some serene relaxation time when they’re not actively watching something. Today the company announced a new feature / app called Backdrops, and it all sounds very familiar.

The new viewing feature turns your TV or viewing device into an Amazon Echo Show 8 Photos Edition, except Roku hasn’t taken away the only feature that gave it its name. Backdrops will show pictures of classic works of art by masters like Claude Monet and beautiful photos of landscapes that you can choose to display on your Roku device.

Roku will begin rolling out Backdrops in the coming weeks, allowing Roku TV owners to transform their television sets into artwork.

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