Video walls

A video wall stitches several screens into one large canvas. Each physical display shows a cropped slice of the same image, so a 2×2 grid of TVs becomes one big picture.

Create a video wall

1. Go to Video walls and create a new wall.
2. Set the grid (rows × columns) and the wall's virtual resolution.
3. Place content on the wall's canvas the same way you build a composition.

Attach screens

A wall needs real screens to display its slices.

1. In the wall editor, attach existing screens to grid positions, or add new ones.
2. Each attached screen becomes owned by the wall: its content is its slice of the wall canvas, not a per-screen playlist. A membership banner makes this clear on the screen's own page.
3. Detaching a screen always just removes it from the wall — it never deletes the screen.

Pairing wall screens

Wall screens pair exactly like standalone screens — see Screens & pairing. In the wall editor, an unpaired screen offers a Generate pairing code button (with QR).

Camera model and clock sync

• The wall uses a virtual canvas (its own width/height); each screen is a CSS-cropped camera onto a region of it.
• Optional clock sync keeps animated content aligned across displays by ticking all wall screens from a shared clock. This is an org-level setting an administrator enables.

Tips

• Account for the bezels between displays when positioning content so important elements don't fall in the gaps.
• Preview the full wall before going live to confirm the slices line up.