What size LED screen do I need?
The right LED screen size depends on how far away the audience sits, how many people need to see it, and what you show. Here are the common sizes and a quick way to choose.
Common LED screen sizes
8 × 4 ft (2.44 × 1.22 m): meeting rooms, small stages, and booths. 10 × 6 ft (3.05 × 1.83 m): corporate events, DJs, and breakout rooms. 15 × 8 ft (4.57 × 2.44 m): mid-size halls and outdoor events. 20 × 10 ft (6.10 × 3.05 m): main stages and conferences. 30 × 15 ft (9.14 × 4.57 m) and larger: festivals, concerts, and stadiums.
Screens are modular, so any of these can be built a little wider or taller to fit the room.
Start from the back row
A practical rule: the image height should be about one sixth to one eighth of the distance to the farthest seat. If the back row is 30 metres away, a screen around 4 to 5 metres tall keeps text readable.
Then check the front row. The closest viewer decides the pixel pitch. Roughly, every millimetre of pitch needs about one metre of distance, so P2.6 reads well from about 2.6 m and P3.9 from about 4 m.
Indoor, outdoor, or something else
Indoor fine pitch suits conferences, churches, and studios. Outdoor screens are daylight-bright at about 5,000–8,000 nits and weather-rated. A mobile LED trailer brings its own structure and sets up fast. Transparent LED fits shop windows and glass facades. Flexible and curved screens wrap columns and stages.
Not sure? Send the venue, the date, and roughly how many people will watch. We will suggest the size and type, and the quote follows from there. Rental starts from $1,100 per day.