AI Jumbotron Generator
PixAI's free AI jumbotron generator puts your character up on a stadium big screen in one click.
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- daily credits, every day
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What is an AI jumbotron generator?
An AI jumbotron generator places your character on a stadium big screen, complete with crowd, floodlights and the slightly washed out look of an arena LED wall. PixAI's Stadium Screen Generator takes one character image and composites the scene in a single click, so you get a believable kiss cam or halftime shoutout frame without doing any photo editing. Free with daily credits and runs in your browser.

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What kind of source image works best here?
A clean, well lit character image with the full upper body visible. The tool crops to the screen area, so a tight face only portrait leaves too little to work with and a full body shot at a distance gets illegible once it is scaled onto the LED wall.
Can I put two characters on the screen together?
Yes, if both characters are already in one image. The tool composites what you upload onto the screen rather than merging two separate files. For two separate character images, start from the Duo Character Generator and bring the result here.
Why does the screen look grainy or pixelated?
That is deliberate. Real LED walls have visible pixel pitch and get blown out by arena lighting, so the render reproduces that texture. If you want a crisper look, use a higher resolution source image.
Can I change the stadium or the crowd?
The scene comes from a fixed preset so the composite stays believable. Re-rolling the generation gives you variation in crowd density, lighting angle and camera distance.
Can I add my own text or a caption on the screen?
Generated text on a curved, low resolution LED surface tends to come out garbled. Export the image and add your caption in any editor afterwards for a clean result.
Does this count as one generation or several?
It is a single generation and consumes credits the same way a normal image generation does. Re-rolling for a different crowd or angle costs another generation.