Extra Large Green Screen, 74W X 77H inches Collapsible Chromakey Panel,Portable Retractable for Tiktok Video, Live Game,Aluminum Base,Wrinkle Resistant Fabric,Pull-up Style,Auto-Locking Frame

This thing is fantastic. It's huge, easy to set up and tear down, and not impossibly heavy for one person to move around. The base is nice and stable with the rotating legs, the case is sturdy enough to be stored at any angle without damaging it, and the screen quality itself is fine. My webcam doesn't really fully utilize the quality of it with the lighting I have, but it's a great pick if you need a huge green screen. At a price of $235 at time of purchase (2025) and at review (2026) it's still going strong and hasn't arbitrarily increased in price.

As a girl who’s had the pop open backdrops, roll out tube backdrops, large white sheet backdrops with the clamps, sandbags and metal stands etc. this has changed my life. It opens and closes within seconds. It’s stable, wrinkle free, and well worth the money. When I first opened it, I was a little nervous it wouldn’t be stable but then I realized I needed to pop the little feet out at the bottom. I’ve shot several events with this so far and love it!

This green screen has been an excellent addition to my video setup. The fabric is thick, wrinkle-resistant, and provides a smooth background that works perfectly with chroma key software. Even under bright studio lights, the color is consistent and free from shadows, which makes editing much easier. The stand is sturdy and easy to assemble. It holds the backdrop firmly in place without sagging, and adjusting the height and width is simple. I also appreciate that it’s lightweight enough to move around but still feels durable. Storage and transport are convenient too — the backdrop folds nicely, and the stand breaks down quickly, making it practical for both home studios and on-location shoots. Overall, this is a professional-quality green screen at a very reasonable price. Highly recommended for YouTubers, streamers, or anyone doing video production who needs reliable chroma key performance.

Setting up takes a few seconds. Flip the stands around from underneath, flip the locks up, flip the case top off, pull the screen up from the middle. Push it down and do the reverse to close it away. The paper is thick, a vibrant color, and not see through. It doesn't wrinkle at all. The rods behind it fold up and expand easily as you pull up/push down. Impressively sets itself up as you pull it up and fold it down. They put the footstands there for a reason, make sure you use them so it is nice and balanced. Otherwise the top can tip over. But it definitely doesn't if you use the footstands. The casing and everything is very good and strong quality and I am happy with purchase. Just be gentle with it anyway and it feels like it will last. I've had it a good few months now. The wider it is the more lighting you need, which goes for any green screen. Make sure you have a size that works for you. Personally I wish they made this type of easy to use one a little wider, because it is a great product.

I absolutely love this thing! It came very well boxed and protected, yet not too hard to unpack. It's the right size. Unless you're over 6ft you could even stand in front of it to shoot. It's got a great form factor. It's insanely easy to use, and works exactly as advertised. The Screen looks fantastic, and pulls out super flat and wrinkle-free. It's also really light weight, which I really didn't expect, BUT that's part and parcel to the only issue that I kind of have with it. All of the metal is kind of thin and flimsy. I'm going to be super careful with this thing, and I think it will last a long time in my studio. I don't think this would survive even minor mishandling or too much travel in the back of a van getting dinged up by all the other gear if you are a filmmaker who films on location a lot. If you are someone who takes great care of your gear, though, this thing is great and well worth the money.

Utterly the best green screen I've used. It's light, well made, has an even green color, and (best of all) it unrolls absolutely flat from its enclosure and it stays that way. Describing "setup" is almost silly, as all you do is open it and pull the screen up. (Yup, "strike" is just push the screen down and close the box.) The fabric is tight-woven, with a tiny, very even surface texture. Light you shine on it from behind is visible through it, but it shows almost no variation (that is, the fabric is nearly homogeneous). The green color is a bit off of the emerald I'm used to, but it is still a very pure, easily keyed ever-so-slightly yellowish green. I was worried it would work well, but it's so far the colors on my pinkish face, maroon shirt, charcoal chair and (ahem) steel hair, that it was totally successful. Now, here's the important thing: those two pictures I've provided are in my office, with the blinds closed during the daytime, but certainly not blacked out, and the only light being the two (rather ghastly) fluorescents in the ceiling. The screen is about three feet behind me. I'm facing the wall, which is right behind my computer monitors. As you can see, this completely as-is lighting situation allowed for very effective chromakey use with OBS. Now, I use a three-filter stack on my C922 camera: Color correction, then chromakey, then color correction again. You se the key color to as close to the screen as you can, then use the first color correction to make the input video an even better match to your choice. Bounce back and forth between the correction and the key until you get it keying just right. Then, use the second, post-key correction to adjust your final image (it won't undo the key filter at all). I'm sure that, with more controlled lighting and a better webcam, I can improve on this. But for just streaming video, it's more than adequate. No need to get carried away on technical issues if you don't need to. I've worked with lots of green-screen fabric and it can be quite the challenge. Mostly, wrinkles and uneven surface properties make it an exercise in frustration. This thing cures those problems by simply not having them. And you can tuck it away when you don' t need it. (Note, plan to store it flat on the floor. The instructions advise against storing it up on one end, and I think that's good advice.) Fine product. Highly recommended.

Ok, so I have looked and looked plus I have owned a few green screens. Let me just say this, you do not know me nor know that you can trust me. While I can't fix that, I can honestly say this product is off the charts. It's heavy duty without the heavy duty weight. It is long so be careful when you carry it. The handle seems pretty good with vinyl wrap and metal pull, it will not tear up anytime soon. The base is built pretty good and sturdy with 2 feet that fold out. It does not rock back and forth when you pull it all the way up. All metal box! The green screen is some kind of fabric, feels kinda of like a poly plastic. (not real sure what it is made of but it seems good) The screen itself in color is good. I have a well lit area and no problems, but that would be a problem for any screen. At the end of the day, you will be very pleased to purchase this unit. It was on of the widest and tallest with easy pullup I could find. I love that it feels like an old projector screen, it will last me for years. Your probably asking if there are any negatives? Yes there are 2. One, when you let it down be careful not to let go and gently bring it all the way down. My first time, I let go at about 10 inches high and thought it would simply go into the unit, it did, but very hard and I could see something breaking soon if I kept doing that. And that leaves me to number two. It has only two hinged type clamps. I would prefer it to have larger ones, or 3 or even clamps. I feel like over time the 2 would become loose and bent and might not clamp correctly. There ya go. I am glad I got this unit, and I would get another. In fact 2 of my friends just purchased this unit.

Does exactly what I wanted it to do. Easy to use. Compact. Sturdy.