Frameplan

Preview a frame layout, adjust the measurements, and get exact wall marks from the left edge and floor.

Example plan

Sample output

Enter your measurements before marking or drilling the wall.

See what you’ll get

Wall previewA compact wall diagram showing the frames, their shared center height, and the focused support mark.123

Sample mark

Left frame

Hook mark: 46" from the left edge and 67" from the floor.

Every mark uses the same left edge and floor references.

Start with a common setup

Pick a layout, then adjust the measurements before marking.

Measure your actual wall and frames before marking.

Best starters

Single statement frame

Recommended

1 frame · wall centered

Prefills a comfortable center height for you to adjust.

Row of frames

3 frames · wall centered

Prefills a centered row for you to adjust.

Above furniture

2 frames · above furniture

Prefills furniture height and clearance for you to adjust.

Measurements

Measure your wall, choose wall or above-furniture placement, then enter each frame’s hanging measurements.

Plan setup

Enter the wall, choose the placement reference, then add each frame’s measurements.

Units

Currently inches. Frameplan converts every measurement when you change units.

Wall

Measure the part of the wall you can use, excluding trim and other obstructions.

Arrangement

Choose the shared vertical alignment, then choose how the group sits across the wall.

Placement reference

Choose whether the frame group is placed on the wall or centered above measured furniture.

Vertical alignment

Choose whether the shared height marks every frame center or every frame top. Switching modes keeps Frame 1 anchored, so this height may update.

Measure from the floor to the center of each frame. 57" is a common starting point.

Place the group across the wallCenter height · Centered group · 6" gaps
How to space the frames

Choose where the group starts and how gaps are calculated.

Frames

Add frames in left-to-right order. For picture wire, pull the wire taut and measure to its highest point.

Frame 1: Left frame

18" × 24" · Single hook, 2" below top

Frame details

Choose a common outside size to fill width and height, or enter exact measurements below.

Hanging method
Hanging method
How to measure Single HookMeasure where the frame rests on its wall hook.
  • Support point below frame top: pull picture wire upward as it will rest on the hook, then measure from the frame top to the wire peak.
  • For sawtooth, D-ring on one hook, clip, bracket, or similar hardware, measure to the point that rests on the wall hook.
  • Support point across frame: use From Left only when that point is off-center, then measure from the frame's left edge.

For picture wire, pull the wire upward as if it were on the hook. Measure from the frame top down to the wire’s peak.

Support point across frame

Choose Centered when the support point is in the middle. Choose From Left to enter its distance from the frame’s left edge.

Frame actions

Frame 2: Center frame

24" × 36" · Single hook, 2.5" below top

Frame details

Choose a common outside size to fill width and height, or enter exact measurements below.

Hanging method
Hanging method
How to measure Single HookMeasure where the frame rests on its wall hook.
  • Support point below frame top: pull picture wire upward as it will rest on the hook, then measure from the frame top to the wire peak.
  • For sawtooth, D-ring on one hook, clip, bracket, or similar hardware, measure to the point that rests on the wall hook.
  • Support point across frame: use From Left only when that point is off-center, then measure from the frame's left edge.

For picture wire, pull the wire upward as if it were on the hook. Measure from the frame top down to the wire’s peak.

Support point across frame

Choose Centered when the support point is in the middle. Choose From Left to enter its distance from the frame’s left edge.

Frame actions

Frame 3: Right frame

16" × 20" · Single hook, 2" below top

Frame details

Choose a common outside size to fill width and height, or enter exact measurements below.

Hanging method
Hanging method
How to measure Single HookMeasure where the frame rests on its wall hook.
  • Support point below frame top: pull picture wire upward as it will rest on the hook, then measure from the frame top to the wire peak.
  • For sawtooth, D-ring on one hook, clip, bracket, or similar hardware, measure to the point that rests on the wall hook.
  • Support point across frame: use From Left only when that point is off-center, then measure from the frame's left edge.

For picture wire, pull the wire upward as if it were on the hook. Measure from the frame top down to the wire’s peak.

Support point across frame

Choose Centered when the support point is in the middle. Choose From Left to enter its distance from the frame’s left edge.

Frame actions

Homeowner guide

A final check before you mark or drill.

Before you drill

Frameplan calculates positions, not fastener strength. Choose hardware suited to wall material and frame weight, and measure twice before you drill.

How Frameplan works

Frameplan turns measurable wall and frame inputs into wall marks and level guides for Single Hook, Two Hooks, and Cleat hanging methods.

  1. Set a shared center or top height measured from the floor.
  2. Enter each frame size and the measurements for its Single Hook, Two Hooks, or Cleat hanging method.
  3. Use the results to mark hook positions or a cleat center and level line.

Your measurements stay on this device

Calculations and saved measurements stay in this browser. Frameplan has no account or backend and never uploads your plan. Anonymous usage events may be sent without measurements, frame names, or saved-plan contents.