Put anything you can imagine on a 64×32 LED panel
DataPix is an ESP32-based RGB matrix ticker with a full configuration interface served from the device itself. Feed it any JSON API and choose the exact values to show, paint your own pixel art, and draw your own animations — frame by frame, no code. The only limit is imagination.
A simulation — the real panel auto-rotates your views like this.
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DataPix is under active development — new effects, sensors, view types and bugfixes ship as free over-the-air firmware updates.
See it in 30 seconds
From the config page to the panel, in one loop.
Put anything you can imagine on a 64×32 LED panel.
Configure it from a page the device hosts itself.
Point it at any JSON API — prices, weather, your own data.
Seconds later, it's live on the panel.
Paint your own pixel art, pixel by pixel.
Or animate it, frame by frame.
An ESP32 LED-matrix ticker you configure entirely from a web page on the device. No app, no cloud account — just your data, on your desk.
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Everything on the panel is yours to define
Any JSON API
Add any HTTP endpoint with your own headers, test it live, then click the exact fields to display — formatted, coloured and positioned how you want.
02 · Paint anythingPixel-art editor
A per-pixel canvas with paint, erase and a colour picker. Drop in a sprite and take it over, or start from a blank 64×32 grid.
03 · Animate anythingFrame-by-frame
Draw your own animations one frame at a time, set the speed, and loop them behind your text and data.
04 · Arrange anythingFull per-view control
Drag every element into place. Set colour, size, brightness, on-screen duration and scroll behaviour for each view.
05 · Starting points26 effects · 19 sprites · 11 presets
Guided setups and a library of animations and icons — all editable, none of them a ceiling.
06 · No account, no cloudRuns on the device
The interface is served by the panel over your LAN. It talks only to the APIs you point it at.
What you can put on a view
- Static text — any string, colour and size.
- Live values from any JSON API — pick fields from a
visual tree, format them (
{value:.2f} $), auto red/green for “change” fields. - No-setup providers: clock, countdown, weather, crypto (price + 24h change), stocks (quote + on-panel sparkline chart), and the on-board temperature & humidity sensor.
- Pixel art — paint per pixel, or start from one of 19 sprites.
- Your own frame-by-frame animations (up to 10 frames).
- 26 built-in effects (plasma, fire, matrix rain…) as an animated background.
- Imported GIFs (up to 60 frames) and still images (PNG / JPG / WebP / BMP).
What you control
- Per view: name, on-screen duration, brightness, and overflow — wrap, scroll sideways, or scroll up.
- Up to 6 elements per view, dragged anywhere on the 64×32 grid.
- Up to 30 views, auto-rotating — enable, disable and reorder any of them.
- 11 guided presets to start from; export / import views (or the whole library) as JSON.
- Up to 8 custom API sources, each with its own request headers and poll interval.
- Over-the-air firmware updates (opt-in), plus Wi-Fi setup, timezone and factory reset.
Try the interface in your browser
The real DataPix configuration app, running with simulated data — build a view, paint some pixels, wire up an API, all with nothing to install. Changes stay in your browser.
The device
- Panel
- HUB75 RGB LED matrix, 64×32 by default
- Controller
- ESP32-S3 (16 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM)
- Setup
- Joins your Wi-Fi; configured from a web page on the device
- Power
- Dedicated 5 V supply for the panel