How to choose the right digital standee size: 32″ to 75″

Our digital standees come in six screen sizes: 32″, 43″, 50″, 55″, 65″ and 75″. The right one depends less on budget and more on where the standee will stand and how far away people will see it from.

1. Start with viewing distance

Think about where most people will be when they look at the screen.

• Up close (1–2 metres): reception counters, clinic waiting areas, restaurant entrances. A 32″ or 43″ screen is easy to read and does not overwhelm a small space.
• Across a room (2–5 metres): showroom floors, office lobbies, sales galleries. 50″ or 55″ gives text and video enough presence.
• Large open areas (5 metres and more): mall atriums, hotel lobbies, exhibition halls. 65″ or 75″ stays readable from a distance and competes with a busy background.

2. Measure your floor space

Check the footprint and height before you order. For example, our 43″ A-Type standee measures 59.7 × 160 × 7.5 cm, while the 75″ B-Type is 105.9 × 219 × 10 cm. Leave room for people to walk past and for a power socket nearby. Each product page lists the exact standee size.

3. Think about resolution

Our 32″ screens are HD (1366 × 768), the 43″ and 50″ screens are Full HD (1920 × 1080), and 55″ and above are 4K UHD (3840 × 2160). On a large screen that people walk close to, 4K keeps text and product photos sharp. Read more in Full HD vs 4K for digital signage.

4. Match the size to your content

• Menus, price lists and notices have a lot of text, so go one size up from what feels enough.
• Videos and big images with short headlines work well on any size.
• Portrait content such as a model or a building suits the tall shape of a standee perfectly.

Quick guide

Still unsure? Tell us your space on the contact page and we will recommend a size, or compare all sizes.