Send any picture to your e-paper frame

Upload a photo or describe one for the AI. EpaperPix dithers it for the inks your panel has, adds it to a slide show, and your frame picks it up the next time it wakes.

Free to start. No credit card.

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Picture

How a picture gets to the wall

  1. Add a picture

    Upload a photo, or describe a picture and the AI draws it in colours your panels can show.

    Upload jobs and Images

  2. Built for each panel

    Every picture is cropped to each panel's size, dithered to its inks, and rotated if the frame hangs on its side.

    Automatic

  3. Collected in a slide show

    Show pictures in order, at random, or stay on the newest, and choose how long each one stays up.

    Slide shows

  4. Picked up by your frame

    The frame wakes, downloads its next picture and sleeps again. E-paper keeps the picture on screen with the power off.

    Devices

One picture, five ink sets

Panels differ in the inks they carry. EpaperPix builds a separate version for each one, so a black-and-white frame and a six-colour frame both get a picture made for them. These follow the picture chosen above.

Black & white

The sharpest and fastest to refresh.

Black, white & red

Red for accents and warm tones.

Black, white, red & yellow

Four inks, warmer pictures.

7-colour ACeP

Adds green, blue and orange.

6-colour Spectra E6

Deep colour at up to 13.3 inches.

Frames that change by themselves

Link a slide show to the time or the local weather and EpaperPix draws a fresh picture for it on the schedule you choose. At 15:05 the frame on the wall says 15:05.

  • Time pictures follow your time zone, every few minutes.
  • Weather pictures follow the town you pick.
  • Each one is drawn for your panel's size and inks.
Time, on a 4-colour panel
Weather, on a 4-colour panel

From 2.9 to 13.3 inches

EpaperPix supports 20 panels, and its device firmware runs on ESP32 boards such as the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-S3. Here are six of the panels, drawn to scale.

See every supported panel

Your first picture is a few minutes away

Create an account, tell EpaperPix which panels you have, and add a picture. No panel yet? The demo sets one up for a 7.5-inch, 800 × 480 screen.