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Pixoo 64 Tools

Python scripts for the Divoom Pixoo 64 LED display.

Python scripts · shown on Windows 11 Free
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I Built an App to Stream & Control the Divoom Pixoo 64 on PC! MikeTheTech on YouTube.

Overview

Pixoo 64 Tools is a free collection of Python scripts for the Divoom Pixoo 64, the 64x64-pixel LED display. The main script captures your screen and streams it to the Pixoo, with a live preview window so you can see exactly what the panel is showing.

You choose how the picture is shrunk to 64x64 (nearest, bilinear, bicubic, Lanczos, box or Hamming), can add a Pillow filter such as sharpen or edge enhance, crop to a square, overlay a pixel grid, switch between light and dark themes, or send a still image from disk instead of the screen. Two smaller scripts send a line of text or a single screenshot to the display.

The scripts talk to the Pixoo over your local network through the open-source pixoo library. Install Pillow, pixoo and screeninfo with pip, enter the IP address shown in the Divoom app, and run the script. Mike published the tools on GitHub in February 2025 and walked through them on the MikeTheTech YouTube channel.

Highlights

  • Streams your screen to the Pixoo 64 as a 64x64 image, with a live preview
  • Six scaling methods: Nearest, Bilinear, Bicubic, Lanczos, Box and Hamming
  • Optional Pillow filters, including Sharpen, Detail, Emboss and Edge Enhance
  • Send a still image (PNG, JPG, BMP or GIF) instead of the live screen
  • Crop to 1:1, toggle a pixel grid and switch between light and dark themes
  • Extra scripts send a line of text or a single screenshot to the display

Details

Platforms
Python scripts · shown on Windows 11
First released
Feb 26, 2025
Last commit
Feb 2025
GitHub stars
36 (as of Oct 2026)
Built with
Python, Tkinter, Pillow, pixoo
Credits
Uses the open-source pixoo library by SomethingWithComputers
License
No licence file
Status
Available
Requirements
Python with Pillow, pixoo and screeninfo (pip install pillow pixoo screeninfo); a Divoom Pixoo 64 and its IP address from the Divoom app

Questions

How do I find my Pixoo 64's IP address?

Open the Divoom app, go to Device Settings and copy the IP address, then enter it in the script (the streaming window has a Pixoo IP field).

What do I need to install?

Python and three libraries: run pip install pillow pixoo screeninfo.

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