The backdrop library

114 photorealistic rooms across 20 categories. Most come in two camera heights, seated and standing, so the wall sits at the right level whether you work at a desk or stand at one.

Every backdrop is built with a clear area of wall to one side, which is where your logo goes, and a clear centre where you sit. That is why a BrandWall background reads as a room rather than a graphic.

Browse by category

Each link opens the studio with that filter already applied. Previews are free, so you can try your logo across a whole category before deciding anything.

• Office: receptions, meeting rooms, private offices, co-working spaces and breakout lounges. The broadest category and the safest starting point
• Reception: front of house rooms that read as a business with a front door, useful when you want to look established
• Boardroom: larger meeting rooms for calls where several people are on the other side
• Executive: senior offices and suites, for conversations where seniority is part of the message
• Corporate: conventional business rooms with nothing distracting in frame
• Creative: agency studios, marketing and architecture practices, lofts and warehouses
• Legal: law firm offices, libraries and panelled rooms that read as considered and traditional
• Finance: financial advisory and accountancy rooms for conversations that run on trust
• Healthcare: medical clinics and therapy rooms, calm and clinical without being cold
• Wellness: coaching studios, wellness rooms and beauty salons, warm and unintimidating
• Real Estate: agency offices and reception areas for vendor and buyer calls
• Minimalist: pared back rooms where the wall is the only thing in frame
• Modern: contemporary offices and tech spaces that read current without reading corporate
• Elegant: hotels, villas and senior offices with a more considered finish
• Industrial: warehouses, concrete and exposed brick
• Warm: timber, terracotta and soft light, for calls that should not feel like a boardroom
• City View: London and the Thames, Manhattan, Tokyo, Paris, Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong harbour, Sydney and the Bangkok river
• Nature: beaches, mountains, forest, lakeside and desert, for retreats and away days
• Loft and Studio: apartments, lofts and open studios
• Landmarks: rooms overlooking the wonders of the world, from Machu Picchu and Angkor Wat to the Pyramids of Giza and Victoria Falls

Seated and standing

A wall framed from a seated eye line looks wrong if you are standing, and the reverse is worse. Most rooms are supplied in both, so pick the one that matches how you actually sit on calls. The studio labels them.

Choosing one

Match the room to the conversation rather than to your taste. An advisory call and a coaching session want opposite things from a wall. Our guides by profession cover this in more detail for consultants, coaches, therapists, real estate agents, financial advisors and recruiters.

If your logo is dark, favour a lighter room. If it is a wide wordmark, favour a wall with room to run horizontally. Both are quicker to test than to reason about, and testing costs nothing.