Control LED walls from your browser

Send a wide or odd-sized LED image in pieces over one standard HDMI output, and your LED processor puts it back together. You set the regions per screen in your dashboard, typed to the pixel or cut in one click with Auto-slice.

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BackPixel MappingSave
Input resolution
8704
x
192
Output resolution
1920
x
1080
Strip width
1920
Auto-slice
Source
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Destination
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Regions
Region 1src
0
0
1920
192
dst
0
0
1920
192
Region 2src
1920
0
1920
192
dst
0
192
1920
192
Region 3src
3840
0
1920
192
dst
0
384
1920
192
Region 4src
5760
0
1920
192
dst
0
576
1920
192
Region 5src
7680
0
1024
192
dst
0
768
1024
192
Add region

How pixel mapping works

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HDMI output

1920 × 1080

LED strip on the building

8704 × 192

1

Set the input and output resolution

The input is your LED banner's size, the output the HDMI frame your processor expects.

2

Cut it into regions

Type the regions to the pixel, or let Auto-slice cut the banner into strips.

3

Connect the HDMI output

Your LED processor puts the strips back in place on the LEDs.

Regions
Region 1src
0
0
1920
192
dst
0
0
1920
192
Region 2src
1920
0
1920
192
dst
0
192
1920
192
Region 3src
3840
0
1920
192
dst
0
384
1920
192
Region 4src
5760
0
1920
192
dst
0
576
1920
192
Region 5src
7680
0
1024
192
dst
0
768
1024
192
Add region

Mapping editor

Each region copies a rectangle of your image to a place in the HDMI frame. You type the source and the destination in pixels, as X, Y, width and height, and move a region on the destination with your mouse.

Source and destination to the pixel
Move regions on the destination
Add or remove regions any time
Input resolution
8704
x
192
Output resolution
1920
x
1080
Strip width
1920
Auto-slice
Source · 8704 × 192
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Destination · 1920 × 1080
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Wide LED banners from one HDMI output

An LED banner of 8704 by 192 pixels doesn't fit a 1920 by 1080 HDMI frame as it is. Auto-slice cuts it into strips of the width you choose and stacks them in the frame. Your LED processor reads each strip back into place.

Auto-slice in one click
The last strip takes the remainder
Works with the LED processor you have
Edit screen
Advanced
LayoutOne image across the whole screen, or divide the screen into sub-screens that each have their own content.
Whole screenSub-screens
OutputDefault, or send the image to the output in pieces for LED walls.
DefaultPixel Mapping
Configure pixel mapping

Set per screen

Pixel mapping is a setting of the screen: under Advanced, set Output to Pixel Mapping and configure the regions. It combines with sub-screens, so parts of the banner can run their own content. Mapping works on images and videos.

Output: Default or Pixel Mapping
Combines with sub-screens
Stored on the player, keeps running offline

Built for every industry

See how this feature works in your industry.

Sports & Events

Sponsor loops on perimeter LED boards and facade banners in stadiums and event venues.

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Retail

An LED banner above the storefront or in the window, run from the same dashboard as your other screens.

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Corporate

LED strips and wide LED walls in the lobby, driven through your LED processor.

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Explore more features

Screen Management

Pixel mapping is configured per screen in the screen settings.

Split Screen

Split screens can run through pixel mapping too; their image and video areas are mapped.

Content Management

Upload the images and videos your LED banner plays and put them in playlists.

Designer

Create custom designs to display in your split screen zones.

Apps & Integrations

Add live data, social feeds, and external content to your designs.

Scheduling

Schedule when specific apps and content appear on your screens.

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Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know. Can't find your answer? Check our help center.

It cuts one image into pieces and places them in a standard HDMI frame, so an LED processor can put them back together on an LED banner or wall with an unusual shape or size. You decide which pixels go where.
Images and videos. Designs, apps and websites play full screen without mapping. For an LED banner, make your content as an image or video at the banner's resolution.
A Screenbird player connected over HDMI to your LED processor or controller, and the resolutions of your LED installation. Screenbird prepares the HDMI frame; the processor drives the LEDs.
You set the input and output resolution yourself. Images and videos you upload can be up to 12,000 pixels on a side.
Yes. With both on, sub-screens show images and video, and the sub-screen canvas should match the input resolution of the mapping, for example 8704 by 192.
Switching Output to Pixel Mapping, or back to Default, clears what the screen is showing, so send your content to the screen again afterwards. A screen with locked content can't be switched.

Set up your LED banner

Configure pixel mapping per screen in your dashboard.

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