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Video wall and multi-screen digital signage software

Got more than one screen and want them to work together? Fugo drives video walls and multi-screen setups from the same CMS that runs your ordinary displays. Design content at the size of the whole wall, group your screens so one update reaches all of them, and keep an eye on every panel from one dashboard.

Video wall running a single campaign image across tiled screens
Nine-screen video wall being commissioned with alignment test patterns on each panel

How a video wall works with Fugo

A video wall is several panels acting as one surface. Two things make that happen, and they happen in order — first your hardware joins the panels, then Fugo drives them as one screen.

  • Your GPU, video-wall controller or LED controller combines the panels into one large desktop first

  • Once the panels are joined, Fugo sees one big display and drives it like any other screen

  • Design at the wall's full resolution — a 2×2 of 1080p panels is a single 3840×2160 canvas

  • Fugo is the software layer, so you don't need a separate video-wall management system on top

  • One limit worth knowing up front: Fugo supports symmetrical layouts, so panels side by side or fully stacked

Design for the whole wall, then publish to every panel at once

The same platform that runs your ordinary screens runs your wall. Design at the full resolution of the wall, then use screen groups to update every panel in one go.

Museum gallery feature wall of tiled screens showing one continuous mountain valley image

Design for the whole wall, not one panel

Set a custom canvas that matches your wall’s total resolution and lay out content across the whole surface, adding zones when panels should show different things.

Group your screens and publish once

Put your screens in a group and a playlist published to that group reaches all of them at once — no republishing screen by screen.

Keep the quality your wall deserves

Play media in its original format so a 4K file is not downscaled to 1080p, and switch codecs if a video is not playing cleanly.

What you can do with video walls in Fugo

Once your hardware has joined the panels, you can treat the wall like any other screen in your signage network — design it, size it and manage it from one place.

Fugo Design Studio canvas sized to a full video wall

Create content that spans the whole wall

Design content that matches the size and layout of your video wall so graphics display seamlessly across every panel.

  • Create custom canvas sizes for large displays
  • Match the full pixel resolution of your video wall
  • Design layouts that span multiple panels
  • Build content for LED walls and tiled displays
Setting a custom canvas resolution to match a video wall in Fugo

Size your canvas to the whole wall

Work out your wall’s full resolution from the grid, then design at that size. The resolution helper multiplies the grid out for you — it sizes the canvas, it does not drive the hardware.

  • Multiply the grid: a 2×2 of 1080p panels is 3840×2160
  • Set that as a custom canvas in Design Studio
  • Add zones so each panel can show something different
  • Your GPU or controller joins the panels; Fugo drives the result as one screen
Fugo screen settings keeping video wall content at native resolution

Deliver high-resolution video wall content

Ensure large displays render content at the resolution and quality your wall requires.

  • Enable native-resolution playback
  • Configure 2K and 4K screen output
  • Prevent automatic downscaling to 1080p
  • Maintain image quality across large displays
Fugo screen management view showing displays grouped by location for one playlist

Manage the wall alongside the rest of your estate

A wall is one screen in your account, so it gets everything your other screens get. Group screens by site or purpose to publish to many at once.

  • Group screens by site, floor or purpose
  • Publish one playlist to a whole group
  • Uptime monitoring with remote restart when a panel drops out
  • Per-screen pricing; Fugo is SOC 2 Type II certified

Where multi-screen setups earn their keep

Retail flagships

In large stores, display walls often act as the visual centrepiece of the space.

Full-wall product campaignsRunway or lifestyle video loopsSeasonal brand visualsStorewide promotional graphics
Flagship clothing store video wall of eight tiled screens showing one continuous lifestyle campaign image behind the shopfloor rails

Video wall and multi-screen digital signage FAQs

Does Fugo support video walls?

Yes. Once your panels are joined into one display by a GPU or controller, Fugo drives the wall as a single screen — design at the wall’s full resolution in Design Studio, publish, and schedule like any other screen. For LED-specific setups, see LED digital signage.

Do I need a separate video wall management system?

Usually not. Fugo handles content design, publishing and scheduling for the wall. Your GPU or LED controller handles joining the panels.

How do I work out the resolution to design at?

Multiply out the grid. Four 1080p panels in a 2×2 give you 3840×2160. Set that as your custom canvas in Design Studio.

Can Fugo split one image across separate players?

No. Fugo drives a wall once the panels are combined into one display by your hardware. If each panel has its own player, each player is its own screen in Fugo — you can group them to show the same content, but not to split one image across them.

What wall layouts does Fugo support?

Symmetrical ones: panels side by side, or fully stacked. Irregular and mosaic layouts need a dedicated video-wall processor.

What hardware do I need?

A player that can drive your panel count, with GPU headroom for the resolution. Fugo runs on Amazon Fire TV and the Signage Stick, Google TV Streamer, NVIDIA Shield, Android, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, Windows and ChromeOS. For walls, a Windows player with a good GPU is the usual choice. See supported hardware and retail signage for real-world examples.