PanelSight detects what you're flying and puts the right panel on screen. Gauges and glass instruments on a spare monitor, or as an overlay over the sim. No setup needed.
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The Cessna 172 (G1000) overlay is free forever. No license needed.
Every kind of panel, on your second screen or over the sim
Garmin G1000 Garmin G3000 Garmin G3X Touch Garmin GNS 430 Garmin GNS 530 Garmin GTN 650 Garmin aera 510 Garmin GMC 507 Garmin GMC 710 Garmin GMA 340 Garmin GTX 330 Garmin GTR 225 Bendix/King KAP 140 Bendix/King KFC 225 Bendix/King KX 155 Bendix/King KX 165 Bendix/King KR 87 ADF Bendix/King KT 76A Bendix/King KT 76C Airbus FCU Airbus EFIS Airbus MCDU Airbus ECAM Airbus ISIS Boeing MCP Boeing EFIS Boeing CDU Honeywell Primus Epic 2 Collins Pro Line 21 Trig TY92 Trig TT21 Dynon displays EI MVP-50 MEV PGM1212 G-meter VEMD engine display …and more added all the time
That's the whole setup. You don't have to build any panels.
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Open it alongside the sim. It connects on its own, with nothing to configure.
Load any aircraft, the way you always do. Your panel is already there.
The usual way to get instruments on a second screen takes two tools and a lot of patience: build or download a panel for every plane you fly, then teach a pop-out manager where that plane's displays go. Fly something else and you start again. PanelSight does all of it automatically.
Fly anything. PanelSight reads the avionics and airframe from the sim and builds the matching panel on its own, with the right instruments in the right places. Nothing to assemble, no files to edit.
For glass cockpits, PanelSight mounts the sim's own displays (G1000, G3000, G3X Touch, GNS 430, GNS 530 and more) on your panel. No Alt-clicking, no dragging windows into place.
The classic six-pack, engine clusters, fuel and trim: every dial drawn to match the real aircraft, with the correct scales, arcs and redlines, moving live with the sim.
Connect any monitor or touchscreen and PanelSight fills it edge-to-edge with your aircraft's panel, knobs and buttons included. See it in detail.
No spare monitor? A click-through overlay pins your instruments over the sim view. Fly external, zoom out, they stay readable. Double-tap Ctrl to hide or show it.
See what PanelSight does: your aircraft's steam gauges and glass displays, as an overlay on your main screen or on a second screen, set up automatically. Every shot below shows the overlay over live MSFS 2024.
PanelSight fills your monitor edge-to-edge with your aircraft's panel, framed in a drawn bezel. It follows whatever you fly, automatically, and the sim view on your main screen stays untouched. No windows to drag, and no layouts to build unless you want to.
We model each dial on the actual MSFS panel, aiming for instruments you can trust at a glance: the right scale, the right colored arcs, the right redline. When the airspeed sits in the green, so does PanelSight.
Found a gauge that does not match the aircraft? That is a bug. Tell us on Discord and we will fix it.
For glass aircraft, PanelSight automatically mounts the sim's own displays on your panel in a tidy bezel. No hunting through menus, no dragging windows to a corner, no pop-out manager. It's the aircraft's actual PFD and MFD: the map pans, synthetic vision moves, all in real time.
In the sim, a knob is a tiny target for the mouse, so many pilots buy knob hardware just to tune a radio. PanelSight puts a large interaction area around every knob instead: touch it and turn, like in a real cockpit, or use the mouse anywhere near it.
PanelSight can now copy the glass screens straight from the graphics card instead of popping them out of MSFS. You get the same live displays, with no windows in between.
Every aircraft comes with a layout that PanelSight builds for you. If you want something else, the layout editor lets you put that aircraft's instruments where you want them, on your main screen or on a second screen.
Press one key, or a button on your yoke or throttle, and every screen changes at once.
PanelSight knows the exact instruments of the aircraft below, including every general aviation airplane and every airliner that comes with MSFS 2024 Standard, and our first helicopters. Search for yours. If it isn't there, request it and we'll email you when PanelSight supports it.
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The Cessna 172 (G1000) overlay is free forever, with no license needed. A one-time license unlocks every other aircraft on this list, apart from the premium aircraft marked ★, and every aircraft that comes with MSFS 2024 we support in the future, plus advanced features like secondary screens.
marks premium aircraft. During the beta, they are included too.
The focus right now is doing the automatic part flawlessly for the aircraft you fly most, then growing outward from there.
General aviation means the small planes: everything from trainers and bush planes to turboprops and light jets. PanelSight supports them, analog and glass alike, so your panel is ready whichever one you fly.
PanelSight fills your extra monitors with dedicated, touch-friendly instrument panels. The screens you already own, put to work.
The first airliners are here: the A310, A320neo, A321LR, A330, Beluga XL, 737 MAX 8, 747-8, the Fenix A320 and the FSS E-Jets, from the E170 to the E195. So are the first helicopters, the Airbus H125, the Bell 407, the Bell UH-1H and the Guimbal Cabri G2. More of both are coming. Tell us what you fly.
Released: choose, for each aircraft, what each extra monitor shows, or build your own layouts in the editor, for when you want to go beyond the panel PanelSight builds automatically.
This list follows what pilots ask for. Tell us what you want PanelSight to do for you: an aircraft we do not cover yet, a feature you miss, anything that would make your setup easier. Ask for it on Discord and we will read every request.
The sim's built-in pop-out windows, a panel manager paired with a pop-out manager, or a panel that builds itself — what each one can actually put on your second screen, and what it costs you.
Only the sim's glass displays pop out; the round dials are part of the 3D cockpit. Why that is, the tools that draw steam gauges on a second monitor instead, and which aircraft PanelSight covers.
The wheel zooms when you meant to tune the radio, and no setting makes it stop. What actually helps, and why the answer for most people is a screen they already own.
Every download starts with a free 7-day trial: every aircraft and every feature, secondary screens included, no payment details needed.
or €22.95€29.95
One-time payment · every supported aircraft that comes with MSFS 2024, now and as we add them, plus advanced features like secondary screens · one PC per license
Still in beta: expect some defects. Bug fixes ship fast and never cost extra. During the beta, premium aircraft (★) are included too.