See the screen on your wall before anyone quotes it.
Upload a photo of the space, mark the area, choose a pixel pitch. The panel is drawn at true scale — one grid cell is one pixel — and the numbers come out ready to paste into a project brief.
- Runs entirely in your browser
- The photo is never uploaded
- Ranges taken from NARVEND's published platform data
Draw it, then give one number
Drop in a photo and mark the area. Type its real width once — or draw a line along something you already know — and every shape after that reports real metres on its own.
Draw any shape
Rectangle, ellipse, curved band or a free outline clicked point by point. Shaped walls, curves and columns are the norm, not the exception.
Take the numbers
Native resolution, pixel count, aspect ratio, true area and viewing range — copy them or send them with your brief.
Add a photo, then set the scale by drawing a line along something you know.
Measurements
What you get
- Native resolution
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- Pixel count
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- Aspect ratio
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- Screen area
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- Shape
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- Resolution class
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- Published viewing range
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Citing or sharing this tool
If this visualiser helped you specify a screen, you are welcome to link to it or share the exported image. Suggested attribution: “NARVEND LED Display Visualiser (narvend.com/led-display-visualiser/).” The exported PNG already carries that attribution. The tool runs entirely in the browser; no photo is uploaded.
Frequently asked questions
Does this upload my photo anywhere?
No. The photo is read by your browser and drawn on a canvas on this page. It is not sent to NARVEND or to any third party, and nothing is stored.
How accurate is the picture?
The panel is drawn at true scale from the width you enter and the pitch you choose, so the pixel grid is mathematically correct. It is an illustration, not a photograph or a rendering of a finished installation.
Can it tell me the price?
No. Price depends on the cabinet, driving method, structure, destination and installation scope. Take the numbers from this tool into a project brief and we will quote against them.
Which pixel pitch should I choose?
Start from the closest distance a viewer will actually stand, then check the published viewing range shown next to each pitch. Where that range and your content disagree, the content decides.
Can I draw a curved wall or an irregular shape?
Yes. Choose ellipse, curved band or free outline, then click each corner of an irregular wall. The pixel grid is built on the bounding box, which is how shaped screens are made, and the true shape area is reported separately.
Why does it ask me to set a scale?
A photograph has no scale of its own. Give the tool one known length and it converts every shape you draw into metres. Without it you can still type the width and height yourself.