Projection mapping app for iPad: the big-screen way to map without a laptop

Projection mapping app for iPad EasyMapper Studio uses the iPad's big multi-touch canvas for the part of mapping that rewards precision most: dragging each layer's corners onto the real surface. Everything a desktop mapping suite needs a laptop, a mouse and a licence for happens on the tablet in your hands — and the projector connects straight to it.

• Precision. Corner-pinning on a 11" or 13" screen is noticeably finer than on a phone, and you can stand at the wall while you do it.
• One-bag rig. iPad, adapter, projector. No laptop, no media server, no cable run back to a desk — which is why it suits DJ booths and pop-up events.
• Real-time preview. The editor mirrors what the projector sees, so what you arrange on the glass is what lands on the wall.

1. Connect the iPad to any projector — USB-C to HDMI adapter, or AirPlay for wireless. The connection guide lists exact adapters.
2. Add a layer per surface — a wall, a window, a booth panel, a curved column — and drag its corners onto the real edges. Multi-layer, masks and custom stencils included.
3. Fill layers with media and press play. Camera-roll video, photos, 30 live shaders, or the built-in seasonal loops; tune brightness, hue and speed live.

Any iPad on iPadOS 15.1 or newer, an adapter or AirPlay-capable projector, and a projector sized to the surface — our projector guide matches lumens to room and wall size.

Free to download; Premium ($7.99/month or $39.99/year, with a trial) unlocks the full feature set — a fraction of a desktop licence, running on hardware you already own.

Curious how it compares to laptop-based tools? Read projection mapping without a laptop.