Roku Apps & Screensavers

Animated Sunlit Reef

A Roku screensaver with tropical fish, drifting sunlight, and a blue ribbon eel weaving through a coral reef. See your local time and current weather at a glance.

Set it up on Roku

Yellow and blue tropical fish swim under sunbeams beside a pink coral fan, with a clock in the lower right

What you’ll see

A reef in motion

Schools of fish cross the reef at different depths as sunlight ripples over coral, sea fans, and the sandy seabed.

Local time

The clock uses your Roku’s local time and follows your 12- or 24-hour clock setting.

Current weather

See the temperature and conditions near the approximate location of your internet connection. The reef and clock keep running if weather is unavailable.

Screenshots

Scenes from the screensaver. The time and weather shown are sample values.

A blue ribbon moray swims beside a yellow tang and a coral mound

Blue ribbon moray

Yellow and blue tangs pass a coral garden with pink sea fans and golden branching coral

Coral garden

Striped butterflyfish and a Moorish idol swim among tropical fish over open sand

Tropical fish in open water

Sunbeams reach through the water above a school of fish and a coral ledge

Sunlight over the reef

Set it up on Roku

  1. On your Roku, go to Settings → Theme → Screensavers.
  2. Once installed, choose Animated Sunlit Reef. It may appear as Sunlit Reef Weather on the device.
  3. Select Set as screensaver. To adjust the delay, open Theme → Screensaver wait time.

Weather updates require an internet connection.

Roku’s screensaver setup guide · Browse Roku screensavers

Animated Sunlit Reef with Time and Weather poster featuring tropical fish and a blue ribbon moray

Screensaver support

Use the Reborn Studios contact form and select Other. Include your Roku model, software version, and a description of what you see. To find the model and software version, go to Settings → System → About.

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Reef artwork credits

  • Flame Angelfish Centropyge loricula by Brian Gratwicke. Isolated, color graded, and animated. Source photo · CC BY 2.0
  • Moorish idol (Zanclus cornutus) by Rickard Zerpe. Isolated, color graded, and animated. Source photo · CC BY 2.0
  • Scarus vetula 459108541 by Jay Brasher. Reference for the queen parrotfish sprite. Source photo · CC BY 4.0
  • Blue tang, copperband butterflyfish, and yellow tang photo references from iStock.