YOUR FRAMES. YOUR WALL.

Gallery wall layout generator

Plan a gallery wall with the frames you already own. Enter outer frame sizes, arrange them to scale, and print a measurement guide in inches or millimetres.

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A home for
your collection.

01 Measure your wall 02 Find your arrangement 03 Prepare your guide

This is the fictional five-frame starting arrangement. The interactive planner needs JavaScript; the measurement instructions and examples below remain readable without it.

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Your wall

Measure the usable rectangle.

Width Height

Origin: upper-left, viewed from the front.

Your frames 5

Use the outside edges, including the frame.

0, 0 ↘ ILLUSTRATIVE ART · TO-SCALE POSITIONS

Gap

Drag a frame, or select it and use arrow keys. Shift + arrow moves 10× further.

Free to plan and print. Starts with fictional sample dimensions. Verify every measurement on the real wall; support contacts are not necessarily drill holes.

FROM AN IDEA TO MEASUREMENTS

Make a plan with the frames you already have.

1. Measure the outside.

Enter the usable wall rectangle and each frame’s outside width and height, including the border. Choose millimetres or decimal inches. Photo sizes such as “8 × 10” may not be the frame’s actual size.

2. Find an arrangement.

Try Collected for two centered rows, or One row for a single line. Choose the gap, then Apply layout. Move individual frames by dragging, arrow keys, or exact left/top coordinates. Frames keep their real size.

3. Take the numbers with you.

Fix overlaps or frames beyond the wall before opening the guide. Print or save as PDF using your browser. Unknown hardware stays clearly marked; it never becomes a guessed mounting position.

A five-frame starting point

The planner opens with this fictional 2400 × 1800 mm wall and a 60 mm gap. It is an editable worked example, not a customer installation. The Collected layout centers three frames above two; every number below comes from the same geometry as the planner.

All dimensions in millimetres; frame positions are measured from the wall’s upper-left corner.
Frame	Outer W × H	From left	From top
1. Sunday light	400 × 500	490	420
2. Quiet landscape	600 × 450	950	445
3. Small gestures	300 × 400	1610	470
4. Soft horizon	400 × 300	820	1030
5. Olive study	300 × 400	1280	980

Compare this arrangement with the One row example →

Keep the installation details clear.

Measure the right edges

Use one front-facing, upper-left wall origin throughout. Switching display units preserves the stored dimensions.

Wall and frame measuring guide

Contact is not a drill hole

Measure one or two fixed support contacts from the front or back. Wall hooks and wire can place fasteners elsewhere.

Understand mounting measurements

A reference, not a template

The printed diagram is scaled to the page. Read its numeric measurements; never use it as a full-size paper or drilling template.

Print and check the guide

What this free planner includes

One rectangular wall area, 1–8 rectangular frames, two arrangement presets, metric or decimal-inch dimensions, overlap and boundary checks, and a printable measurement guide. The artwork is illustrative. There are no accounts, photo uploads, payment steps, or analytics events.

Your plan is saved automatically in this browser when storage is available. It does not sync to another device. Clearing browser data removes the saved plan. Read about local saving and ordinary hosting data.

The planner does not calculate wall strength, frame load, anchors, wire tension, hidden services, or separate wall-hook offsets. Check the physical measurements and suitable mounting hardware independently before making marks or holes.