HALLOWEEN COLLECTION

Your window.
Their stage.

SceneBeam turns an ordinary window into a little Halloween show. Connect a projector, hang a thin screen in the window, and dancing skeletons and curious ghosts appear for everyone walking past. Add a webcam and they wave back.

Try it free See how it works

Runs in Chrome, Edge and Safari
Camera optional
One-time purchase, no subscription

Made with SceneBeam’s own scenes.

HOW IT WORKS

Three things you may already own.

The projector shines onto a thin screen from inside. From the street, people see only the characters, floating in your window.

Cutaway of a room: a laptop runs SceneBeam and a projector beams a ghost onto a thin screen in the window

Your computer
Open SceneBeam in Chrome, Edge or Safari. Choose scenes, set the mood and press play. Nothing to install.
A projector
Any ordinary projector, connected as a second screen. Four-corner calibration fits the picture to your window.
A thin screen in the window
Translucent fabric, mesh or rear-projection film. The black background disappears, so only the figure shows.
No window to spare? It also works on a wall or a TV.

OPTIONAL WEBCAM

The show notices
its audience.

Plug in a USB webcam by the window. When someone stops on the pavement, the characters turn to look at them, and wave back when they wave.

Stays on your computer. Detection runs locally. Camera images and visitor positions are never uploaded or recorded.
Fine without one. Every scene also runs on its own, with varied reactions.
You draw the zone. Mark the part of the pavement that counts and leave the rest out.

A child in a witch costume waves. The camera view marks a waving visitor and the projected skeleton waves back.

8 SMALL PERFORMANCES

Pick tonight’s performance.

Build a playlist and let the scenes take turns all evening. Each has its own light, mist and moves.

Skeleton ball

Three skeletons dance, look around and greet your visitors.

Zombie parade

An unlikely trio takes a midnight stroll.

The curious ghost

A floating visitor with a mischievous expression.

The vampire’s welcome

A theatrical host with a few dance moves.

Skulls

Bobbing skulls with glowing red eyes.

The pumpkin

A lively lantern that squashes, jumps and pulls faces.

The watchful eye

A searching gaze that suddenly finds you.

Floating candles

Nine gently drifting flames in the dark.

WHAT YOU NEED

Start with what you have.

A computer with Chrome, Edge or SafariRequired
A projector, connected as a second displayRequired
Translucent fabric, mesh or projection filmRequired
A USB or built-in webcamOptional

Using a camera? Aim it so its view follows the camera rules where you live. Read the FAQ

Running live in your browser

Test your setup free

Floating candles plays with no time limit, so you can try your projector, calibration and camera before you buy.

Create a free account

Free scenes include a watermark and need an internet connection.

PRICING

A show, not a subscription.

Free

€0

Studio, projector setup and camera test
Floating candles, with a watermark
No time limit
Needs an internet connection

Get free version

Full Halloween collection

INTRODUCTORY PRICE

Loading price… one-time

All 8 scenes, no watermark
Works offline
Save several window setups
Bug fixes for this version included

Get the collection

For one household, private use. Refund within 14 days.

Good to know

Can the show run without a camera?

Yes. Scenes run autonomously and include varied, random reactions. You can also trigger reactions from Studio.

Are camera images uploaded?

No. Detection runs on your computer. SceneBeam does not record or upload camera images or visitor positions.

Can I use different windows?

Yes. After signing in, choose your viewport proportions and shape, then calibrate the projector corners. Scenes adapt to the selected shape and size.

Can I use it offline?

Prepare the purchased scenes while signed in and online. Keep the site data in the same browser. A prepared show can then play without a network connection, even after a browser restart. The first sign-in and content download need internet. Safari removes website data for sites you have not opened for seven days, so in Safari, prepare offline playback in the same week as the show.

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