VIRTUAL PRODUCTION

LED Wall Pixel Pitch Calculator & Virtual Production Planner

Build a whole-cabinet LED raster from the supplier's cabinet dimensions and pixels per cabinet. Use nominal pitch only for an early estimate.

The default 500 × 500 mm, 192 × 192 px cabinet is an editable example, not a specification for your panels. Confirm cabinet/module geometry and processor mapping with the supplier. The arithmetic excludes seams and installation tolerances and does not predict moiré, camera distance, scan behaviour, processor loading, or render-node count; perform a camera test.

Cabinet layout uses whole cabinets that fit within both maximum wall dimensions. Enter the supplier's exact cabinet size and raster before processor-map planning.

Total Resolution Width 4,608 px
Total Resolution Height 1,536 px
Pixel Density (H × V) 9.8 × 9.8 PPI
Wall Pixel Count: 7,077,888 pixels  |  Built Wall Area: 48.00 m²  |  Raster Aspect Ratio: 3.00:1
24 × 8 cabinets · built size 12.000 × 4.000 m · derived pitch ≈ 2.604167 × 2.604167 mm (H × V)

Real-World Use Cases

VP Stage Design

Enter supplier cabinet geometry to count the whole cabinets and pixels that fit the available wall dimensions.

Broadcast News Studio

Document the built size, derived pitch, pixel dimensions, and area before a camera and moiré test in the intended studio geometry.

Render Cluster Planning

Use total pixel count as one input to render-cluster planning; confirm node count, frusta, redundancy, and processor constraints with measured performance.

Rental Spec Review

Evaluate an LED rental supplier's pitch specification against your shoot requirements before agreeing to a production spec.

Use this in your next VP production

Share the tool with your LED vendor. The page link does not include entered values.

What is the LED Wall Planner?

In cabinet mode, counts whole cabinets within the entered maximum width and height and multiplies their pixel dimensions to form the wall raster. Pitch-only mode remains a rough estimate.

Use the supplier's exact cabinet/module dimensions and pixels per cabinet; this assumes a uniform rectangular grid and does not validate seams, installation tolerances, the processor map or any mixed-cabinet layout.

Real-World Use Cases

Useful for early stage sizing, comparing rental options, and preparing questions for the LED supplier and render team.

It does not determine processor saturation or render-node count because those depend on the actual processor, mapping, redundancy, frusta, content, and GPU workload.

Technical Methodology

Cabinet mode floors each maximum wall dimension divided by the cabinet dimension, then multiplies the whole cabinet counts by pixels per cabinet. Built area comes from the resulting cabinet dimensions; total pixels always equal the displayed width × height. Derived horizontal/vertical pitch is cabinet size divided by cabinet pixels.

The editable 500 × 500 mm / 192 × 192 px example is consistent with a published LED cabinet specification; enter the dimensions and raster of the cabinets actually supplied for your wall.

Pitch-only mode divides each entered wall dimension by the selected pitch and rounds to pixels. Nominal preset pitches do not establish a physically buildable raster; use cabinet mode before processor mapping.

Moiré depends on the LED pixel structure and scan, camera sensor, lens, focus, angle, distance, shutter, and processing. Establish acceptable camera positions with the real wall and camera chain.

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