Plan Your Perfect Gallery Wall
Measure, arrange, save, and print a gallery wall layout with frame sizes before a single nail goes in.
Free gallery wall layout planner
Drag frames, snap them to a grid, check spacing, then print a measurement layout for the wall.
Popular templates
Start with a proven shape, then adjust the wall size and frame count.
How it works
WallMuse turns a blank wall into a measured plan. Use the layout generator for frame sizes, then tape paper templates for a cleaner hang.
Read the hanging guide1. Measure
Enter wall dimensions and furniture height.
2. Arrange
Drag frames or apply a template.
3. Review
Check gaps and center height.
4. Hang
Print the plan and tape templates.
Style guides
Explore stylesModern
black, white, oak, and one muted accent
Minimalist
white, linen, graphite, and pale wood
Eclectic
warm wood, black, brass, and collected color
Black and White
black, white, charcoal, and soft gray
Family Photo
wood, white mats, black frames, and soft neutrals
Mixed Frame
black, walnut, white, and a small metal accent
Frame sets and hardware
Compare starter frame sets, rental-friendly strips, picture hooks, anchors, and mat styles before you buy.
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Gallery wall FAQ
What is the best spacing for a gallery wall?
Most gallery walls look best with 2 to 3 inches between frames. Use tighter gaps for small frames and wider gaps for large art.
How high should a gallery wall hang?
Aim for the average center of the whole arrangement to sit around 57 to 60 inches from the floor, then lower it slightly above furniture.
Can I print the layout?
Yes. The WallMuse planner includes a print layout action so you can save or print the wall dimensions, frame positions, and spacing notes.
What frame sizes should I start with?
A flexible starter set is two 11x14 frames, two 8x10 frames, and one or two 5x7 frames. Larger sofa walls can add a 16x20 or 20x24 anchor.