Organic light-emitting diode

An organic light-emitting diode comprising:

• at least two segments electrically mutually independently operable, configured to generate light and arranged adjacent to one another when viewed in a plan view,
• a scattering layer that at least partially scatters the light generated in each of the segments, and
• at least one separating region located in the scattering layer,
• wherein
• in a direction parallel to main directions of an extension of the scattering layer, the separating region has a transmittance for light generated in the segments of at most 20%,
• the separating region, when viewed in a plan view, is arranged in a transitional region between adjacent segments such that within the scattering layer propagation of light between the segments is suppressed,
• the segments comprise organic layer sequences each located between a first electrode and a second electrode,
• the segments are distant from one another in a direction parallel to the main directions of extension, and
• the scattering layer directly adjoins the first electrode which is light-transmitting and directly adjoins a transparent layer on a side remote from the first electrode.