Make scrolling text people have time to read

Turn a sentence into a moving sign

Type your message and choose left or right scrolling. LED creates a dotted-light style; Plain helps practical information stay clear. Pause to inspect letters and pictures.

Try a short message such as Welcome or Meet at the entrance. A short name can stay still; longer sentences can scroll at a comfortable speed. Read one complete pass before displaying it to others.

Choose speed and Thai fonts

Read from the intended distance. If you cannot finish, reduce the speed or shorten the sentence. A larger font helps at distance but makes a long sentence take more time to cross the screen.

Try Noto Sans Thai, Mitr or Noto Serif Thai and a contrasting background. Check Thai vowel marks and emoji on the actual display device, because emoji fonts differ between systems.

Compare LED, neon and rainbow styles

Split messages into sections

Open the line/paragraph splitter and place one sentence per line. Up to eight sections of 500 characters each are supported; oversized content is reported before replacement.

Reorder sections and set their hold times for still display. Scrolling sections advance after the message crosses the screen. For different designs between sections, use scene playlists and test the complete sequence.

Use different designs in a scene playlist

Add artwork and export the movement

Add up to 12 local photos or logos. Drag to move, use corners to resize and the rotation handle to turn an image. Reorder images and text so important words stay visible.

PNG captures still artwork. Silent video records movement in landscape, portrait or square format; keep the editor visible until it finishes. MP4 or WebM availability depends on the browser. Files are created locally.

Keep an editable backup of text and artwork