Step 1: Check which operating system your Fire TV uses
You do not need to choose an app package
Amazon Appstore automatically downloads the compatible GlooTV app for your device. You only need to choose the support guide that matches the operating system shown in Fire TV settings.
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Open Settings on your Fire TV.
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Select My Fire TV. On some older devices this may be called Device or Device & Software.
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Select About.
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Look for Software Version and note whether it says Vega OS, OS 1.x, or Fire OS.
Step 2: Use the device name if the OS label is unclear
| What you see | Choose this guide |
|---|---|
| Vega OS or OS 1.x | Vega OS guide |
| Fire OS 5, 6, 7, 8, 14, or 16 | Fire OS guide |
| Fire TV Stick 4K Select (2025) | Vega OS guide |
| Fire TV Stick HD (2026) | Vega OS guide |
| Fire TV Stick 4K Plus, 4K Max, Lite, or older Stick models | Fire OS guide |
Device families change over time. When available, the Software Version shown under About is the best source of truth.
Fire TV Stick HD has more than one edition
Do not choose a guide from the words “Stick HD” alone. The 2026 Fire TV Stick HD uses Vega OS, while earlier Fire TV Stick HD editions use Fire OS. Check Software Version or the model year.
Step 3: Get ready to install
- Connect the Fire TV to the internet.
- Sign in to the Amazon account used on the Fire TV.
- Keep the six-digit TV code from your GlooTV dashboard ready.
- Use the guide above that matches the operating system shown on the device.