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Wall Designer

Customize how your event looks on televisions and large screens using PixCrowd Hub → Event → Wall → Designer.

What the Designer controls

The Wall Designer uses a 16:9 landscape canvas. The canvas is the actual Wall layout, not just a conceptual mockup. The preview shows how the design will look on a television.

ElementWhat it does
SlideshowDefines the area where event photos and videos are presented.
Join codeDisplays a QR code guests can scan to open the event in PixCrowd Collect.
NameShows the event name.
SubtitleShows the event subtitle.
DateShows the event date.
LocationShows the event location.
ShapeAdds decorative shapes.
ArtworkAdds decorative graphics and images.

Some built-in elements may appear disabled in the toolbar when they already exist or cannot be added again.

Editing the layout

  1. Open Wall → Designer for the selected event.
  2. Select an element on the canvas or from Layers.
  3. Use Properties to adjust the controls available for that element, such as alignment, size, or stacking order.
  4. Use Background to manage the background artwork and its appearance.
  5. Check the Preview panel; choose Full size to inspect the result at a larger scale.

Layers

The Layers tab lists the elements on the canvas, including text, join code, slideshow, artwork, and shapes. Select a layer to edit it and use available layer controls to manage its position in the visual stack.

Properties

The Properties tab displays settings for the selected layer. Available settings depend on the layer type.

Background

The Background tab controls the background behind the Wall's other elements.

Slideshow and join code

The Slideshow region is where live event media appears. Its placement and dimensions are part of the design; which photos appear and how they rotate are configured separately in Wall → Settings.

The Join code gives guests a scannable way to reach the event's standard PixCrowd link and participate through Collect.

Previewing the Wall

The preview represents a 16:9 television. Use it to check legibility and spacing before displaying the event on a real screen. Actual results may vary with device/browser support and screen dimensions.

  • Wall Settings — slideshow mode, speed, rhythm, reactions, and Top Photos.
  • Wall Displays — compatible devices, activation, connection status, and device information.