Walleries - Wall Galleries Made Easy

Walleries is the easiest way to create and hang a gallery of art on your wall without doing math.

Remember the last time you tried to hang art? (You might remember it as "The Lost Weekend.")
There's a better way with Walleries!

• Use your wall as a background image.
• Arrange and rearrange your art on the wall to your heart’s content.
• We'll ship you a full-size paper template with your art and nailing locations displayed.
• Hang your art and enjoy your beautiful wall gallery.

HOW IT WORKS
Step 1 - Wall. You can upload your own wall, choose from nearly 100 stair backgrounds, or input a wall size and color.

Step 2 - Art. Upload an image of the front and back of your art and input the size. Walleries will find the edges and the hanger location. If you don't have your art in hand, you can input a frame size.

Step 3 - Arrange. Drag and drop your art on your wall, and use the layout tools to help you design and visualize your wall gallery.

Step 4 - Preview. Clear the tools away, and see how your wall gallery will look. Then, if you like, share it on social media to get input from friends.

Step 5 - Order. We'll ship your full-size template to you via FedEx, or you can order the PDF file and have it printed at your local large-format print shop. Pricing starts at $5.00.

Step 6 - Hang. Once you have your template, tape it to your wall, nail through it at the marked locations, take the template off the wall, and hang your art!

We are here every step of the way to answer all of your questions. Inside the app you can use our FAQ system and watch our how-to videos. If you still have questions, click the “Contact Us” button.


"The Lost Weekend"

The weekend started innocently enough. Snookums, your significant other, innocently asked you to help duplicate the top Pinterest trend, called a wall gallery. You, being a spectacularly good sport, enthusiastically said, “Sure, how hard could it be?”

Saturday – You spent all day holding different pieces of art on the wall while ducking out of the way, in hopes that Snookums could, just maybe, see what the art looked like on the wall.

Saturday night – You spent it sleeping on the couch. Apparently, “I don't really care what it looks like!" was not a helpful comment (according to Snookums).

Sunday morning – You got up early with a crick in your neck, went to the local over-priced coffee shop, and got Snookum’s favorite coffee as a peace offering.

Sunday afternoon – You put twenty-three holes in the wall for nine pieces of art, all the while cursing the creators of Pinterest and your high school math teacher.