Projector Grid is a free, open-source desktop application for controlling and monitoring multiple Panasonic projectors over a local network, with native builds for Windows and macOS.
With Projector Grid, you can manage an entire projector rig from one place - monitor live status, send commands, adjust image settings, and automate your workflow through OSC integration.
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Multi-projector workspace - an infinite canvas where projectors are represented as draggable cards. Arrange them to match your physical setup, select multiple at once, and send commands to the whole rig in a click.
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Real-time monitoring - a live table view showing power state, shutter, input, temperatures, runtime, voltage, and errors for every projector at a glance.
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Group control - organize projectors into named groups and target commands at a group or all projectors simultaneously.
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Full control panel - power, shutter, OSD, input selection, lens shift, focus, zoom, test patterns, picture modes, and other system settings - all in one panel.
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Brightness and color - adjust light output with operating mode profiles (Normal/Eco/Quiet/User), fine-tune color matching (3-color, 7-color), and dial in color temperature with white balance controls.
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Geometry correction - correct image distortion with keystone, curved, and corner correction modes. Corner mode offers an interactive canvas with draggable handles and arrow-key fine-tuning. Includes linearity and pincushion.
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OSC integration - receive commands from show control systems over UDP and broadcast live projector status back. Works with any OSC-capable tool (Qlab, TouchDesigner, Resolume, etc.).
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Persistent projects - save and reopen workspace layouts, with undo/redo, dirty tracking, and a recent projects list.
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Auto-discovery - scan your local subnet to find projectors automatically without entering IPs manually.
- Windows: Windows 10 (64-bit) or later
- macOS: macOS 12 (Monterey) or later - Universal binary (Intel and Apple Silicon)
- A local network connection to your projectors (NTCONTROL/TCP); OSC integration additionally requires UDP access on your configured port
All contributions are welcome - bug reports, feature requests, or code.
If you'd like to contribute code, please open an issue to discuss before submitting a pull request.
Information about the project setup can be found in the development documentation
Found a bug, have a feature request, or noticed that a command doesn't work on your projector model? Open an issue. Most commands are shared across Panasonic projector models, so model-specific compatibility reports are especially welcome.
This project is licensed under the terms of the GNU GPL v3.