Stand + cloth kit
Flexible coverage that packs down when the room needs to become a room again.
- Best for
- Home creators
- Setup
- 5–10 minutes
- Floor sweep
- Yes
A complete studio background in one bag
A portable green screen kit for livestreams, product photos, portraits, video calls and home production—without a permanent studio setup.
Secure checkout · One complete kit

Everything included
Stand, cloth, clips and bag
Made to move
Fold it down between shoots
Room-friendly size
Fits many home setups
Free US shipping
No surprise delivery fee
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The T-shaped frame keeps the footprint focused, while the longer cloth creates a useful sweep from wall to floor.

What's in the bag
Create a clean background for livestreams, product photography, portraits, parties and home video production.
The details
Use the green cloth behind a seated setup, portrait subject or compact product table. For the cleanest result, leave space between your subject and the backdrop.
Compare your options
Start with how often you shoot, how much floor space you have and whether the screen needs to travel.
Flexible coverage that packs down when the room needs to become a room again.
Fast deployment for seated streaming and calls, with less coverage for full-body work.
A smooth, consistent surface for dedicated studios, but it is less portable and eventually replaced.
Maximum permanence and broad coverage when you can dedicate the room to chroma work.
Choose with confidence
Choose a screen wide enough to fill the camera frame, not necessarily the entire wall. A T-stand uses less floor area than a wide two-post support.
A longer cloth can curve forward into a sweep, keeping feet inside the green area and reducing the need for a separate floor covering.
A stand, cloth, clips and bag form a practical minimum. Lighting and weights may still be needed for demanding or outdoor setups.
Better keys begin before recording
Stretch the cloth gently and secure it with clips. Steam or release creases according to the cloth’s care instructions.
Aim for consistent brightness across the visible green area. Hot spots and dark corners make removal harder.
Move the subject forward when space allows. This reduces green light reflecting onto hair, shoulders and shiny objects.
Fill every visible edge with green before recording. Recheck after changing focal length or camera position.
Start with the essentials