A row of frames looks right only when the tops, or the centres, sit on one level line. Laser Level shows a reference line in the camera view. It does not project a laser onto the wall. Use the view to check alignment, and confirm wall marks with a physical level before fixing the frames.
Set up
- Stand back far enough to see the whole wall.
- Rest the phone on something steady, like a tripod, a shelf or a stack of books. A steady phone gives a steady line.
- Decide what lines up: the tops of the frames or their centres.
Mark the wall
- Open Laser Level and point the camera at the wall.
- Move the line to the height you want.
- Use the camera overlay to compare the frame positions, then confirm and mark the wall with a physical level.
Check each frame
Hang the frames on your marks, then check each one with the Level tool before you step back.
Hallway floors and ceilings are often not level, so trust the line, not the edge of the ceiling.
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