Build Large Displays from Smaller Modules

Modular digital signage allows multiple display modules to be combined into one large image area. This approach can support standard video walls, menu boards, control rooms, trade show displays, retail signage, architectural displays, and custom shaped installations.

Use the calculator below to estimate the final display size, resolution, aspect ratio, active image area, pixel density, and module layout. Remove modules from the grid to explore non-rectangular shapes and understand how the content canvas will need to be planned.

For custom projects, FPD.DEV can help evaluate display modules, optical bonding, cover glass, enclosures, mounting, controllers, media mapping, and production strategy.

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Modular Digital Signage Calculator

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Interactive Module Layout

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Design note: Non-rectangular signage generally requires a full rectangular media canvas with transparent, black, or unused zones where modules are removed. Always verify media-player, scaler, and controller support before finalizing the display architecture.

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Aspect Ratio — Based on full content canvas

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Physical Area — Bounding area, including gaps

Active Area — Installed module face area

FPD.DEV Layout Summary

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Module Address Map

Module	Status	Row	Column	Canvas X Pixels	Canvas Y Pixels	Physical X	Physical Y

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This calculator output is intended for early planning. Final layouts should be verified for controller compatibility, mounting, thermal, safety, and service requirements.