What you need to get started

Chrome kiosk apps can run as kiosk-only applications where no user account is required. Kiosk apps give full control over the user's experience to the application itself, for example, allowing someone to use a virtual keyboard or setting up URL whitelists or blacklists.

Hardware

For hardware, you need a Chrome device and a display.

Chromebox: Asus, HP, Dell, AOPEN, Acer, or Lenovo
Chromebit: Asus
Chromebase: LG, Acer, or AOPEN
Display
- With or without touch support (as long as it is HID compliant)
- 1080p output over HDMI and DisplayPort interfaces
- i3 and i7 Chromeboxes support full 4k resolution

Software

For software, you need a Chrome license and a Chrome kiosk app:

Chrome license (one per Chromebox). To purchase Chrome licenses, contact the Chrome or Google for Education team. You can also purchase Chrome Enterprise licenses online.
Chrome kiosk app. You can use a Chrome kiosk app you create or a Chrome kiosk app from the Chrome Web Store