Screenberry vs Disguise Designer

Screenberry8.5Visit Disguise Designer7.3Visit

Higher score Screenberry #3 in Projection Mapping Software 8.5/10 Free plan · paid from $99/mo Free plan✓ 3 of 3 features Visit Screenberry

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Disguise Designer #8 in Projection Mapping Software 7.3/10 Free plan · paid from $159/mo Free plan✓ 3 of 3 features Visit Disguise

• Screenberry fits best

  Cross-platform shows with advanced live control

• Disguise Designer fits best

  Large real-time 3D stages and media-server workflows

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Side by side

Feature	Screenberry 8.5/10 Visit ↗	Disguise Designer 7.3/10 Visit ↗
At a glance
Editor score	8.5	7.3
Ranking	#3 in Projection Mapping Software	#8 in Projection Mapping Software
Best for	Cross-platform shows with advanced live control	Large real-time 3D stages and media-server workflows
Pricing model	Free plan + paid	Free plan + paid
Starting price	$99/mo (best)	$159/mo
Free plan	✓	✓
Free trial	—	—
Deployment	Desktop	Desktop, Self-hosted
Platforms	Web, Windows, macOS, Linux	Windows
Support	Email, Community, Docs	Email, Docs
Integrations	17 integrations	8 integrations
Built for	Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise	Small business, Mid-market, Enterprise
Features Screenberry 3/3 · Disguise Designer 3/3
Edge blending	✓	✓
Live video input	✓	✓
3D mapping	✓	✓
Specs
Workflow	Hybrid	Hybrid
Projection outputs	2 outputs	Not published
Control protocols	Advanced	Advanced
Our review
Pros	3D mapping with automatic calibration, blending, and brightness compensation Advanced control through JavaScript, REST, MIDI, OSC, DMX, and Art-Net Runs across Windows, macOS, Linux, and web-based remote control	Combines 3D previsualisation, projection simulation and show programming Supports NDI, SDI, MIDI, OSC, DMX/Art-Net and timecode workflows Adds multi-user editing plus Unreal, Unity and Notch integrations
Cons	Commercial use starts at $99 per month The free Non-Commercial plan adds watermarked outputs Lite limits commercial output to 1x4K display and streaming resolution	Professional production features start at $159 per month Runs on Windows only Advanced workflows may be more than simple projection projects need
Our verdict	Screenberry is a cross-platform media server for projection mapping, multi-screen playback, fulldome theaters, digital galleries, virtual production, interactive installations, and live events. It suits teams that need both timeline-based… Read the review →	Disguise Designer is Windows software for designing, visualising, sequencing and running real-time visual experiences. It is aimed at production teams working across large 3D stages, projection and LED environments, live video, show… Read the review →

Strengths and trade-offs

• Screenberry — where it wins

  • 3D mapping with automatic calibration, blending, and brightness compensation
  • Advanced control through JavaScript, REST, MIDI, OSC, DMX, and Art-Net
  • Runs across Windows, macOS, Linux, and web-based remote control

  Where it doesn't

  • Commercial use starts at $99 per month
  • The free Non-Commercial plan adds watermarked outputs
  • Lite limits commercial output to 1x4K display and streaming resolution

• Disguise Designer — where it wins

  • Combines 3D previsualisation, projection simulation and show programming
  • Supports NDI, SDI, MIDI, OSC, DMX/Art-Net and timecode workflows
  • Adds multi-user editing plus Unreal, Unity and Notch integrations

  Where it doesn't

  • Professional production features start at $159 per month
  • Runs on Windows only
  • Advanced workflows may be more than simple projection projects need

• Screenberry8.5/10 · Free plan · paid from $99/mo

  A broad, control-focused choice for projection mapping and live visual shows.

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• Disguise Designer7.3/10 · Free plan · paid from $159/mo

  A Windows-only toolkit for complex 3D stages, projection workflows and live show control.

  Visit DisguiseFull verdict →