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Gallery Wall Curator

Add frames, search a million-plus public-domain works from the Met, the Art Institute of Chicago, and the Cleveland Museum of Art, and drag art straight onto your wall — trial and error until it sings, then export print-ready files.

Your Wall
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frames · filled
Your wall loads here on the live page.
Drag art from the search results onto any frame — or click a frame to select it, then hit Place on an artwork. Click a frame for rotate / duplicate / delete. Dashed line = 145 cm eye-level.
1Add Frames
Frame sizes load here on the live page.
2Find Art
Fit
Search to begin — everything returned is public domain and free to print.
Print Order
Nothing placed yet — fill some frames above.
How the handoff works: Download print package gives you a ZIP where every file is already cropped and sized to its frame (filenames say the size, e.g. F3_12x16in_….jpg), plus printer instructions and a drafted email. Send the ZIP to any online print tool or local shop and tell them to print full-bleed — no sizing decisions left to make. The quality column shows the real DPI at your frame size; anything marked “low” belongs in a smaller frame.

Print package

Each file is cropped and sized to its exact frame — ready for any online print tool or local shop.

Email for your printer — copy & send with the files attached

How it works

1Build your wall. Set your wall size (presets or exact ft/cm), then add frames from the sidebar — standard sizes or custom. Drag frames anywhere; click one to rotate, duplicate, or delete.
2Fill it with art. Search by keyword, artist, or style. Drag any result onto a frame — or select a frame and hit Place. Swap art as many times as you like; the wall updates live.
3Get your prints. Scroll to the Print Order and hit Download print package — you get a ZIP of files already cropped and sized to your frames, plus a ready-to-send email for your printer.
How print sizing works

Museum files are just high-resolution pixels — the physical size is chosen when you order. Your Print Order tells you the exact size to order each file at (matching its frame), and the quality grade confirms the file has enough pixels to print sharply at that size (150+ DPI = good, 200+ = excellent).

The crop % shows how much the printer will trim to fit your frame's proportions — under 5% is invisible, under 12% is safe for most art. The wall preview already shows each piece cropped exactly as it will print.

Place in a frame