
Free projection mapping software for everyone
Reality.
Remixed.
Your space is a canvas. Bring it to life.
Powerful projection mapping, right in your browser.
A NEW POSSIBILITY.
A little light.
An extraordinary difference.
Slide between the everyday
and the unexpected.
See your space
in a different light.
From a dinner table to a whole building. Six different worlds, made with light. Find the one that sparks your next idea.
Plain white boxes.
Then the light hits.
- 01Scan your room with your phone. Prism finds every surface for you, or you can draw them by hand.
- 02Pick a look for each one. Animated looks, your own images and videos, or a clip made with AI.
- 03Make it move to your music. Beat pops, sound bands and a timeline for whole shows.
From “what if”
to “look at that.”
Your first projection in three steps. Just you, your browser, a projector and a whole new perspective.
Set the scene.
Your laptop is the studio. Your projector brings it into the room.
- 01Connect your projector with HDMI or your display adapter.
- 02Choose an extended display so your controls stay on the laptop.
- 03Aim at your objects, dim the room, and keep the projector still.
A little clarity.
Before the magic.
New to projection mapping?
You’re in the right place.
A laptop or desktop, a projector connected as a second display, and a free Prism account. Your phone’s camera can scan the room to find your surfaces, or you can draw them by hand. You can open the studio and look around before you plug a projector in.
No. Prism is made for your first projection: connect your projector, scan or draw your surfaces, then pick a look for each one and make it move to your music. Step-by-step guides are in Learn.
Yes, on any paid plan. Every plan has animated looks, music reactions and AI-made clips; the free plan uses the 12 starter looks.
Yes. The studio runs in your browser at app.prismmapper.com. Start on the free plan, which has a small watermark, and upgrade when you need more. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.
Let there
be possibility.
Start with a little curiosity.
See where the light takes you.