• Administration panel: Modify your loading screen without the pain of manually editing its config file
• Fully customizable: Customize every bit of your loading screen
• Blur effect: Optional blurred background behind your bubbles, even compatible with Awesomium
• First launch screen: Helps you through the first setup process and its steps for a painless set-up
• Cache system: Under the hood tricks to improve the speed of the loading screen, to be the fastest
• Lightweight: Designed not to impact user loading speed
• Link manager: Let your users easily get to your links, such as forums and social networks, by scanning a simple QR Code
• Background manager: Upload, delete and select your active background or the order they will arrive in carousel mode
• Music manager: Upload, delete, change the volume, organize and set the details of your music
• Rich text editor: Edit the main text shown to your users as you would do in an advanced text editor: change text justification, color, and even insert images very easily
• Selectable themes: Choose between preconfigured colored themes, or create your own custom one
• Background image modes: Have a static, random, or even changing background image displayed
• Bubble organization: Hide any bubble you don't want, and move the displayed ones around
• Custom header: Choose to show player information, server information and the QR Code in the header
• Bubble corners: Are you into squares, or maybe into rounded corners? You can change that too!

• Webserver with at least PHP 5.x
• PHP setting allow_url_fopen enabled

• Connect to your web server
• Create a folder named CleanLoad
• Upload the content of the downloaded .zip file to this folder
• In the newly created CleanLoad folder, follow the instructions in the config.php file to configure your Steam API key as well as your login credentials for the admin panel
• In the same folder, make sure the cache, background and musics folders have their permission set to 775 (if you are using FileZilla, right-click the folders, then click "File permissions..."
• In CleanLoad/admin, make sure the submit.php file has its permission set to 655
• In CleanLoad/scripts, make sure the FileCache.php file has its permission set to 655
• Optional step, if you’re using a VPS: Change the owner of every file to www-data:www-data:

sudo chown -R www-data:www-data CleanLoad/

• Open a web browser, go to yourserver.com/CleanLoad, where yourserver.com is the address of your web server, to begin the first launch configuration and verify that everything is correct

More screenshots are available here.