Toast Standby Screen Resizer

1280×800 px is a recommended 8:5 canvas for Toast Standby Screen. This 16:10 image fills the guest-facing display before an order begins. Compose for a full screen, keep branding inside safe margins, and preview the result at the display’s landscape ratio.

Toast Standby Screen size

Toast Standby Screen size: 1280×800 px, 8:5 (recommended)

Toast specifies 300×300 for a display logo, 595×740 for a full order-screen image, and 1280×800 for a full standby image. Compose for a full screen, keep branding inside safe margins, and preview the result at the display’s landscape ratio.

1280

width (px)

800

height (px)

8:5

aspect ratio

Need other dimensions? Browse all Toast sizes or use the free image resizer for any platform.

Business image sizes

Use source-backed presets for property, travel, restaurant, and commerce platforms. Each page explains whether its canvas is required, recommended, or derived from published ratio rules.

Sources

We check platform-specific dimensions against source documentation when available.

How to resize an image for Toast Standby Screen?

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    Step 1: Start with the largest original

    Upload a clear source image. The target is 1280×800 pixels, and enlarging a smaller file cannot recreate missing detail.

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    Step 2: Apply the 1280×800 preset

    Choose Toast Standby Screen in the resizer. Use Fill to cover the canvas or Fit to keep the whole source visible.

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    Step 3: Review the crop

    Compose for a full screen, keep branding inside safe margins, and preview the result at the display’s landscape ratio.

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    Step 4: Download the JPG

    Download the 1280×800 JPG result, then check the final preview in Toast because the destination can still crop or compress an upload.

FAQ

Toast Standby Screen FAQ

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1280×800 pixels (8:5) is the recommended canvas used by this tool. Toast specifies 300×300 for a display logo, 595×740 for a full order-screen image, and 1280×800 for a full standby image.