Precision first
Exact measurements are the core differentiator. GalleryPlanner is built to give you a layout you can trust, whether you work in inches or centimeters, and whether you're planning one frame or a full wall.
About
Built around the part that actually matters: the measurements.
GalleryPlanner started with a real problem at home: a wall full of frames, a bunch of measurements, and no tool that could tell me exactly where each nail should go. What began as a way to solve one wall has grown into a real side business that I keep building alongside my day job.
The product is still focused on the same thing it was from day one: helping people plan a layout with enough precision that they can trust it before they put a hole in the wall.
1,000+
people have tried the app so far
Exact
measurements stay at the center of the workflow
Local-first
photos stay on your device, not someone else's server
Why it exists
Planning a gallery wall sounds simple until you try to turn a rough idea into an actual plan. You start with a pile of frames, a tape measure, and a lot of guessing. GalleryPlanner exists to cut through that guesswork and make the layout feel concrete before you touch a hammer.
I made it because I wanted a tool that treated measurements as the main event instead of a detail hidden behind decoration. That mindset still shapes everything: exact spacing, clear controls, and a workflow that helps you think like a person hanging real frames, not like a designer moving abstract boxes around.
What matters most
Solid UX
The app stays focused on visible, practical controls. It's not trying to be a general design tool. It's trying to make the wall-planning part simple enough that you can move quickly without second-guessing the interface.
Privacy-first
I care a lot about privacy, so GalleryPlanner stays local-first. Photos and projects stay on your device, which keeps the tool comfortable to use for personal spaces and family photos.
What it is today
The product has grown carefully from that first rough wall plan. It now includes auto-layout options, Smart Fill AI, staircase wall support, wall textures, exports for install day, and mobile-friendly editing. Those extras are useful, but they're still in service of the same core job: helping you get the measurements right and see the wall clearly before you commit.
That focus matters to me because GalleryPlanner is a real side business, not a toy project. I'm not trying to turn it into a giant platform. I want it to stay sharp, honest, and genuinely helpful for the people who need to plan a wall without a lot of friction.
What people notice
More than 1,000 people have tried the app in some way. The feedback I hear most often is simple: it's easy to use, quick to visualize, and helpful when the goal is getting the wall right.
its amazing
super easy to use
Very helpful
Really useful to plan my photo club exhibition panel
so far this is way better interface than what i have used before. will purchase lifetime soon.
Easy to use, quick to visualize ideas
Ready when you are
Open the app and start with the measurements.
If you're planning a wall, the fastest way to see whether GalleryPlanner helps is to open it in your browser and try a layout on your own project.