Epson Creative Projection Operation Guide

Epson Creative Projection allows you to easily create digital signage content. Let’s decorate your goods and your space with the projector-specific effects.

Creating Example Content

Follow the steps to create a content example and learn how to use Epson Creative Projection.

Projecting the template as it is

Editing content

Projecting images onto objects you have placed, or avoiding objects you have placed

Projecting Signage Content in Epson Creative Projection

Setting Up the Projector

Setup the projector, and then connect a USB memory device or an SD card to the projector. Also, connect the projector to the network.

Connecting to and Previewing on the Projector

When you connect your device to a projector, you can edit the content on your device while projecting a preview. You can confirm how your content is projected in real time.

Selecting a Template and Editing the Content

From the templates provided by Epson Creative Projection, select one that suits the content you want to create. You can customize the content by using text, stamps, effects, and so on to match the content you want to create. When you save your content to your device, you can re-edit it afterwards.

Saving Content to a Projector

When you have finished editing the content, save the content to the USB memory device or SD card connected to the projector as a “playlist”. You can play saved content from the projector even if you do not have your device with you.

Solving Problems

Tap on the content editing screen to display the screen that allows you to change the overlapping order of the objects. Select the object that you want to handle on this screen.

Changing the Overlapping Order

You may have already reached the maximum number of playlists that can be stored on the projector. Delete any unused playlists.

Deleting Saved Playlists

The external storage device connected to the projector may be full. Delete any unused data.

Deleting Saved Content

You cannot move editing data to another device. Use the same device as when you initially edited the content.
You can add content created in Epson Creative Projection to project created in Epson Projector Content Manager.

Playlists created in Epson Creative Projection and Epson Projector Content Manager can both be displayed in the projector’s playlists. Press the USB Viewer or SD Viewer button on the remote control to display a list of playlists saved on the projector.

See the following to check the features of each software.

Epson Creative Projection:

  • Works on iOS devices.
  • A wealth of template data is available.
  • One piece of software allows you to perform a variety of operations from creating content to saving it on a projector.

Epson Projector Content Manager:

  • Works on Windows and Mac computers.
  • You can create playlists from images or videos that have been prepared on your computer and save them to a USB memory device or an SD card.
  • You can convert videos to a format that can be played on the projector.
  • You can set a timetable that controls the playing schedule of the playlists.
Epson Creative Projection does not allow you to combine multiple pieces of content. Create a playlist that plays the content you created in order.
Press the USB Viewer or SD Viewer button on the remote control to display a list of playlists saved on the projector.
  • The total number of seconds is a multiple of 15 seconds. If a video is shorter than a multiple of 15 seconds, a blank screen is displayed when the video ends until it reaches a multiple of 15 seconds. We recommend importing video of a multiple of 15 seconds length.
  • The total number of seconds is up to 180 seconds. If the video is longer than 180 seconds, it is cut off when it reaches 180 seconds.
Epson Creative Projection does not allow you to include audio to your content. If you want to create contents that includes audio, use Epson Projector Content Manager.
Display the content list screen and then display the preview again. The preview image is adjusted to the correct aspect ratio according to the projector.
If a finger touches the device’s screen, you may not be able to draw a line. Make sure no finger other than drawing a line touches the screen.