100 PEOPLE / STANDING
100 people standing
A small standing audience in the conference setting.
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Same people.
Different perspective.
Seated or standing? Compare 100 and 1,000 people in both arrangements before exploring the view that fits your event.
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AT A GLANCE
Seating adds chairs and a regular row structure. Standing lets the group appear as a continuous gathering. MyCrowd keeps the selected person count equal when you switch posture, while adapting the arrangement and the illustrative room.
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
Compare the same number, side by side.
Real simulator captures. Each view fits its own scene; camera distance is not fixed across these images.
100 PEOPLE / SEATED
100 people seated
The same count with chairs and rows in the conference setting.
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1,000 PEOPLE / STANDING
1,000 people standing
A larger continuous crowd, viewed from above.
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1,000 PEOPLE / SEATED
1,000 people seated
The same thousand people arranged in seated rows.
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What changes when everyone sits down?
The number remains fixed. Chairs, row spacing and the crowd’s overall shape change. The camera then fits that arrangement into the frame, so image width is not a measurement of venue capacity.
The simulator uses a continuous audience block without aisles. Treat these views as a way to understand scale and perspective, not as a finished seating layout for a real event.
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Which view should I start with?
| What you want to picture | Start here | What to explore |
|---|---|---|
| A talk or seated presentation | Audience · seated | Rows, chairs and the stage viewpoint |
| A reception or meetup | Audience · standing | The group’s overall shape and depth |
| A party or nightclub | Nightclub · standing | The party hall, club or warehouse atmosphere |
| A street demonstration | Riot · standing | The continuous street crowd and street-level view |
For an actual venue, use the operator’s approved configuration and capacity. MyCrowd’s generic rooms do not establish how many seated or standing guests that venue can accommodate.
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Make your own comparison
- Keep one number. Open a scene below with 100 or 1,000 people.
- Change the posture. In Audience settings, switch between standing and seated in an indoor scene.
- Explore the perspective. Rotate the view, try Stage view, then save an image or copy the result link.
Nightclub and Riot remain standing-only. For your own named hall or event space, you can discuss a custom visualization with MyCrowd’s creator.
GOOD TO KNOW
A little more perspective.
Does seated mode show a different number of people?
No. Switching between seated and standing in a compatible indoor scene preserves the audience count.
Can I compare both layouts inside one fixed room?
These examples adapt the illustrative room to each layout. They do not keep a measured venue footprint fixed or calculate how many guests fit in that footprint.
Can I use seated mode in Nightclub or Riot?
No. Those modes show standing crowds. Choose an indoor Audience scene for seated people.
FOR VENUES & BRANDS
Picture your own space.
Run a hall, club or event venue? Discuss a custom visualization with Cyril Dieumegard, creator of MyCrowd.