Square: the format you already produce
1:1 is the ratio of your social media posts. A visual prepared for Instagram goes straight onto the screen, with no cropping or redesign.
Special shapes
Advertising screen round or square
A screen that doesn't look like one. Fifteen formats — fourteen square sizes from 18.9 to 59.8 inches and one 23.6-inch round model — to display where a rectangle would go unnoticed: café doors, counters, aisle ends, signage.
Format illustration. Finishes vary by model.
- fourteen square sizes and one round
- 15formatsfourteen square sizes and one round
- the round model, single diameter
- 23.6inchesthe round model, single diameter
- system chosen when ordering
- Androidor Windowssystem chosen when ordering
- the screen splits into regions
- Multi-zonethe screen splits into regions
Why this shape
The shape is the hook.
Passers-by have learned to ignore rectangles: televisions, tablets, panels — they see dozens every day. A circle or a perfect square breaks that habit; the eye stops before the message is even read. That is exactly what these two formats bring to a door, a counter or an aisle end.
A multi-zone editor
The screen can be split freely into independent regions, positioned anywhere on the surface. Each zone gets its own content and duration: a price in one corner, a video in the middle, an information banner at the bottom.
Scheduling by priority and time slot
You set each programme's playback duration, priority and time slots. The player runs the scenes in the defined order — morning offer until 11am, lunch menu afterwards — with no one having to step in.
Your images and videos
The square format matches the 1:1 ratio you already produce for social media: your visuals display without cropping. For the round model, simply centre the subject and keep a margin around the edges.
The choice that changes everything
The format.
Fourteen square sizes, one round. Switch between shapes and move the slider to see the real footprint next to a 1.70 m silhouette.
Simulation on a wall
Front view, to scale33.3 inches · square
Diagonal
18,927,833,344,559,8
Diagonal33.3inches
Display area0.36m²
Side60cm
ShapeSquare
33.3 inches. The core of the range: glass door, indoor window, product highlighting.
What it changes day to day
Six reasons to leave the rectangle behind.
Round: the sign effect
A 23.6-inch lit disc reads like a door plate or a logo rather than a screen. It is the format for café fronts and shop entrances.
Fourteen square sizes
From 18.9 inches for a counter or an aisle end up to 59.8 inches for a shopfront. The size is chosen according to the viewing distance.
Splittable screen
The visual editor splits the surface into independent, freely positioned zones. Product, price and welcome message share the same panel.
Runs on its own
Duration, priority, time slots and multiple scenes. Once set, the screen runs itself and switches content on cue.
Android or Windows
The system is chosen when ordering, to match how you work. Black or grey finish to blend into the existing fit-out.
Installation
Four steps.
The mounting method depends on the chosen format and location: it is agreed with you at quotation stage.
- Step 01
Choosing the location
Door, counter, window or shelving. Viewing distance and eye level determine the shape and the size.
- Step 02
Installation
The screen is put in place and connected to a nearby power socket.
- Step 03
Loading the content
Your images and videos are transferred to the screen, then assigned to the display zones.
- Step 04
Scheduling
Durations, priorities and time slots are set once and for all. The screen resumes its programme on its own every time it is powered up.
Where it makes the difference
Where screens are no longer noticed.
Doors and shopfronts
Door signage, offer of the day, opening hours. The disc stands out from a distance on a glass front and replaces the notice taped to the window.
Cafés and counters
Drinks, deals, prices. The small square sits right where the order is placed, where the decision is made in seconds.
Product highlighting
Aisle end, shelf, brand corner. The format breaks out of the shelving and flags what's new without adding yet another panel.
Specifications
Specifications.
| Operating system | Android or Windows, your choice |
|---|---|
| Square sizes | 18.9 · 20.4 · 26 · 27.8 · 28.1 · 33.1 · 33.3 · 35.7 · 39.4 · 42.2 · 44.5 · 52.3 · 54.2 · 59.8 inches |
| Round format | 23.6 inches |
| Android configuration | Android 11, 2 GB RAM, 32 GB storage |
| Panel | Backlit LCD, Full HD 1920 × 1080 |
| Brightness | 350 cd/m² minimum (indoor) |
| Finish | Black or grey |
| Screen splitting | Multi-zone visual editor, free division of the surface |
| Scheduling | Duration, priority, time slots, multiple scenes |
| Supported content | Images and videos |
| Intended uses | Supermarket, café door, product highlighting, door signage |
| Warranty | 1 to 3 years depending on the product |
Indicative values. Final specifications depend on the chosen format and on the contract. The dimensions given by the simulator are calculated for a perfect square from the diagonal, and for a disc from the diameter: they refer to the display surface, excluding the frame.
Frequently asked questions
Before you decide.
Round or square — which one?
The round model works like a sign: it is spotted from afar and carries a short message — an offer, an animated logo, opening hours. The square is a content surface: it takes a detailed image, a price, a short video, and comes in fourteen sizes. In practice, the round goes on the door or the façade, the square on the counter or the shelf.
How big is the round model?
It comes in a single size, 23.6 inches — a disc of roughly 60 cm. It is deliberately compact, designed for a glass door or a partition rather than a full wall.
Do my Instagram visuals work as they are?
On the square, yes: it is the same 1:1 ratio, with no cropping. On the round model, keep the subject centred and leave a margin at the edges, since the corners of the image are hidden by the shape.
Android or Windows?
Both systems are available, chosen when ordering. Android is enough for the vast majority of signage uses. Windows is only worth it if you need to run an existing business application on the screen.
Can several things be displayed at once?
Yes. The editor splits the surface into independent zones you place wherever you want, each with its own content and duration. A single screen can therefore carry a video, a price and a text banner at the same time.
Do the contents have to be changed by hand every day?
No. You load your programmes once, then set their time slots and priorities. The screen then runs the scenes on its own and restarts its cycle every time it is powered up.
Getting started
Three ways to load your content
Your screens are driven by the built-in player. At installation time we set up the method that suits you and load your first visuals with you.
Cloud platform
The screen is connected to the internet. You prepare your programs in a browser and send them remotely, to one or several screens at once.
Mobile app
The phone connects to the screen over Wi-Fi. You compose the content, split the surface into zones and send it all from the app.
USB stick
No network needed: your images and videos are copied to a USB stick and plugged into the screen. Playback starts on its own, in a loop.
A screen you notice before you read it.
Tell us where it should go — door, counter or shelf — and we'll advise on the shape and the size, for rental as well as purchase.