Picture perfect, before the first hole.
built for SamPhotograph your wall, arrange frames on screen, and hang every piece exactly where it belongs.
How it works
1. Photograph the wall
Take one straight-on photo, mark the four corners, and enter the wall's width and height. Tight Hang flattens the photo and calibrates it to real inches.
2. Add your pieces
Enter each frame's outer dimensions and its hardware — wire, D-rings, sawtooth or a French cleat — plus how far the hanger sits below the top edge.
3. Arrange, then hang
Auto-arrange a row, grid or salon wall, nudge by eye, then view a hang list with every nail measured from the left edge and the floor.
Why it helps
True to scale
A 40-inch canvas looks like a 40-inch canvas next to an 11-inch diploma. Every measurement is shown in fractions, never decimals.
Hardware-aware nail math
The nail height accounts for the wire drop or ring position, so the piece lands where you placed it — not two inches lower.
Catches the classic mistakes
Warnings for art that is too wide for the furniture below it, gaps that are too tight, and nails higher than you can comfortably reach.
One wall is enough to start.
Stand as far back as the room allows, hold the phone level, and take the photo. Everything else happens on screen.
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