Projector ShowBeta
Documentation

Install guide and user guide.

Everything from plugging in the player box to letting the people on the sidewalk pick the next show. New to Projector Show? Start with Getting started.

Start here

Install

Design a show

Map your house

The Setup tab: the wizard, Live setup through the projector, 3D and 2D tracing, cut-ins, house size, the House panel and the alignment controls.

Effects

The effect library: the four domains, placing an effect on a face, parameters, effect size, text, light shows, windows and doors, and premium effects.

Timeline and media

Tracks, clips, fades, compositions in tabs, dropping media onto a face, fit to face, sound, revisions, rendering to MP4 and keyboard shortcuts.

Lip Sync characters

Make the pumpkin, Turtle, Shark, the snowman or your own 3D model talk, sing and dance: audio, words, mouth shapes, vocal marks, lanes, costumes and placement.

Display and Live Mode

The projector window on a computer next to the projector, fullscreen output, and Live Mode, where a player box follows your designer.

AI assistant (MCP)

Connect an AI assistant to your account over MCP to build beat-synced light shows, make characters sing and edit shows in plain words.

Run the show

Remote Display

The tab that runs a player box: Now, Shows, Jukebox games and TV, Screens and sound, and Settings, including sharing, logs and updates.

Playlists and schedules

Rendered shows in per-display playlists, a weekly schedule in the box’s own time zone, HDMI off between shows, and forced start for stubborn projectors.

Phone and button remotes

Run a display from your phone, and from small Wi-Fi button devices with their own keys.

Jukebox

A QR card on the house lets visitors pick the next show, hear the sound on their phone, fire jump scares and see the Turtle card.

Pet Show

Visitors send a photo of their pet and a short AI-made clip plays on the house over your song, with your rules and a scene check first.

Games on the house

Play supported games on the player box, projected onto one face of the house, with phones and gamepads as controllers.

TV and web on a face

Put a web page you already use onto one face of the house, corner-pinned by the box’s own browser, and drive it from the remote.

Help

Something missing? Ask in the Discord or use Send feedback. For the ideas behind projection mapping and picking a projector, see the guides.