Start with one idea for your LED look

Your jacket, your bike and your favorite colors already say something about your style. An LED design can be another part of that expression. Start with a small idea you recognize as yours, such as a geometric shape or a pair of contrasting colors.

Choose one focal point

Sketch a simple symbol before adding details. Try a thick outline, then a filled version. Look at both at a small size. Keep the version you can still recognize without zooming in. This is a design exercise, not a promise that every screen can reproduce every image.

Work with the display shape

A pair of eye-shaped displays and an X-shaped display invite different compositions. Treat the shape as part of the design. Before choosing a product, check its actual display area and the editing options available for that model.

Make the artwork your own

Original lettering and shapes give you room to experiment. Use artwork you created or have permission to use. Save the source file so you can revise it later, and keep a simple version to compare with more detailed ideas.

Preview before heading out

Set up and adjust your design while parked. Check the result on the actual display rather than relying only on an image on your phone. The product pages introduce each design; ordering is not open yet.

Explore the GTX and Black Knight designs, or browse the collection.