Crescent Creative Products Hang It Perfect Pro Picture Frame Wall Hanging Tool With Level, Black, 36 Inch

We had a big empty wall to fill and this tool made the job so much easier. We were done in less then an hour and on our way. Like any tool that conforms to your custom needs you may need to experiment and play around a little to get the best use of this. For us, after watching a few videos on YouTube this was a no brainer.The tool has a level which slides, I put it dead center for our needs. The arms are removable for singe hook or bracket applications. And easy to read numbers help you keep your item centered.The push pins are sharp but small and you really need to push hard to made the mark, also you will notice the sharp pins sit away from the wall when your lining it up, you need to hold the top of the device firmly and at a slight angle push the pins into the wall. By not sitting flush to begin with you ensure you won't mark your walls until your ready to make your mark.This is one of our best finds yet.Very happy with item overall.

works great and made super quick work of hanging some gallery frames. for those that concerned about the level being on the wrong side - it should face you when the printed measures and marker pegs are against the wall - otherwise how could you see to level it and push on the pegs to mark your nail locations if they were all on the same side....?? pretty intuitive if you've used similar devices, but came with printed instructions and tons of links to videos if extra help is needed

I almost did not buy given all the negative reviews on here but glad I did.First of all, this thing is invaluable for hanging large pictures where you are doing two nails to hang on both sides of frame versus one nail in middle.Yes, it is plastic and a little unstable - you have to be careful with it. Basically:1- set a picture on a table, back of picture facing up, and use the tool to set location of hooks. Tighten the vertical arms carefully - they are a little prone to slipping if not tightened well. Remove tool from picture2- Determine where height and center of the picture on wall and use tool to mark location. I recommend using a second level to get the leveling more exact as the level on tool is a little hard to read.3. punch the nail holes using the tool. My preferred method is to punch one side and then use the second level to double check the alignment before punching second hole.Punching holes works well for drywall - would not recommend for wood or plasterI've hung about 15 big pictures in a new home this weekend. Definitely saved time - just need to use patience.

There seems to be quite a bit of variance in the reviews of this product. This isn't the greatest product since sliced bread, but neither is it horrible junk.If used properly, it certainly makes it easier to hang pictures - especially those with two holes or hooks . Using it is simple if you realize that this never holds the pictures.1. Lay the picture on its front.2. Hold this device with markings facing you and line up the center of this device with the center of the frame.3. Place the long part of this device at the top of the frame and adjust the two shorter arms so the the hooks on the device engage the attachment points on the back of the frame4. Tighten up the knobs5. Remove the device from the picture frame6. Place the device against the wall with the markings (and knobs) facing the wall.7. Align the bottom of the long bar where you want the top of the picture to be8. While holding the device against the wall, give the bottom of the short bars a firm tap. this will let the "nails" on the device mark the points where you will need to drill the holes (or where the bottom of the picture hanging hooks go if you use those)The device doesn't need to ever hold a picture, so the arms don't need to be tightened to the point where they hold anything - they just need to not slip while you're holding the device against the wall (without a picture).So why the three stars?1. Markings on the back (at least a center point) would be nice. The level works but is a bit wonky at times. I always double check with another level.2. Seems a bit pricey for what you get3. The included picture hanging hardware is only suitable for hanging the lightest of pictures

This tool is FREAKING AMAZING! I was hesitant to purchase after reading some negative reviews but when I saw it on Prime Day, and since we're moving soon, I decided to give it a try.When it arrived my husband and I immediately put it to use to hang our master bathroom mirrors (gotta save some money ;)) It took a job that would've otherwise taken a while and been a pain in the butt and turned it into an easy 5 minutes job per mirror! We almost paid a company $35/mirror to hang them but I'm so glad we didn't and I purchased this tool instead. Now I'm actually excited to hang all our pictures in the new house! So fast, easy, and accurate!

SO THIS THING REALLY HELPS THOSE WHO ARE NOT EXPERTS IN PICTURE HANGING AND ALIGNING IT UP CORRECTLY. THE LITTLE GREEN BALANCER ON THE BACK OF THE ITEM HELPS YOU "BALANCE" OUT AND ALIGN IT CORRECTLY. HAVING THE MEASURING LINES ON THE ITEM HELPS YOU PROPERLY MEASURE HOW FAR OR CLOSE YOUR GOING TO HANG THE PICTURE. TO ME MOST OF ALL, I LIKE THE NAIL THATS ATTACHED TO IT BECAUSE ONCE YOU'VE FOUND YOUR SPOT FOR HANGING, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS APPLY PRESSURE TO THE TIPS OF THE "NAIL" HOLDER AND VOILA!!!....YOU HAVE YOUR MARKINGS. THERE IS A VIDEO LINK ON YOUR PRODUCT IF YOUR A VISIBLE LEARNER BUT ALSO VISIBLE INSTRUCTIONS LAID OUT ON THE PRODUCT FOR YOU TO READ. YES THIS IS VERY HELPFUL CAUSE I AM NOT A PICTURE HANGER AND WOULDNT HANG THEM JUST BECAUSE OF THE TROUBLE; NOW I DONT MIND HANGING THEM UP. STILL MAY NEED A LITTLE ASSISTANCE FOR BIGGER PICTURES THOUGH; BUT STILL VERY HANDY TOOL