A 3D gallery for every show

Draw your gallery once. Hang each exhibition in it at real size, and let collectors walk through the show on a phone or computer before a crate is opened.

On every plan, with no limit on spaces, walls or furniture. No app, no plugin.

Walk-through
A walk-through of a hung show: paintings on white gallery walls, seen at eye level
Hanging the show
The hanging editor: works dragged from a tray onto the walls of a floorplan, with the room in 3D beside it
Walk through a show in 3DMichael McGrath, Soft Signals, Morrison Gallery, 2026

How it works

  1. 1

    Draw the space

    Draw walls corner to corner, or upload your floor plan, set its scale from one wall you know, and let ArtVault find the walls. Add doors, windows, raised floors and furniture, and name each room.

  2. 2

    Hang the show

    Drag works from the tray onto the walls. They hang at real size and depth, at the centre height you choose, and never over a door or window. Or hang the whole show in one go and adjust.

  3. 3

    Share the walk-through

    The room page and the exhibition page get a Walk through button. Send the link, embed it on any site, put it on a gallery screen, or print the QR code.

The space designer

A floor plan editor made for galleries. Trace a scanned plan or draw from scratch, and the 3D room builds itself as you go.

  • Walls snap to right angles, to each other and to a 3 inch grid, with lengths as you draw
  • Curved walls, freestanding partitions and walls of their own height
  • Doorways, single and double doors, painted, glass or framed
  • Windows with a sill, plain or with mullions and rails
  • Raised floors and stages with steps visitors can climb
  • Benches, desks, plinths, plants, columns and counters from a picture menu
  • Rooms with their own names and ceiling heights
  • Floors by picture: boards, herringbone, polished concrete, terrazzo, carpet, in any shade
  • Baseboards, flush walls or a museum reveal, and one wall colour for the space
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Walk through

Hanging the show

Any viewing room or exhibition hangs in any space. One hanging serves the exhibition page, the viewing room and the walk-through.

  • Works hang at real size and depth, snapped to the nearest wall
  • The show’s centre height, 57″ museum standard, 60″ or any height per work
  • Frames: none, black, dark wood, light wood or white
  • Hang the rest fills free walls in order, clear of doors and corners
  • Number the show clockwise from the entrance, or click the works in your order
  • Wall text in nine typefaces and your logo, with print-ready files for the sign shop
  • A 3D view beside the plan that you can orbit or walk while you hang
  • Named layouts: the artist can propose a hanging and you choose which one goes live

What visitors see

Set per show, so one space can present two exhibitions differently.

  • An intro card with the show’s cover, title and dates
  • A label card beside each work, a small info dot, or nothing on the wall
  • Choose what the label says: title, artist, year, medium, size, price
  • A red dot on sold works, or leave them unmarked
  • A guided tour from work to work, at the pace you set
  • A plan of the room in the corner, with the visitor on it
  • Gallery white, warm or dramatic lighting, and reflections in a polished floor
  • View details, Inquire, Purchase and View in your room on each work

Sharing it

  • A Walk through button on the room page and the exhibition page
  • A direct link that opens straight into the room, on your own domain
  • Presentation mode for a gallery screen: it runs the tour and starts again on its own
  • Embed code for any website, and a 3D Gallery block in the website builder
  • A QR code to print for the gallery, a card or an invitation
  • Send the space or the hanging to another ArtVault account

Walking through

  • On a computer: drag to look, walk with the keys, or click the floor to go there
  • On a phone: drag to look and tap to walk, with on-screen controls
  • Click a work to walk up to it and open its card
  • Walls and closed doors stop you; doorways and steps don’t
  • Save a photo of the view, go full screen, or jump from the list of works

Walk through a real show

Soft Signals, hung in ArtVault at Morrison Gallery. It opens in your browser.

Walk through a show in 3DMichael McGrath, Soft Signals, Morrison Gallery, 2026