A photographer's favorite frame
When a professional photographer chooses Wallie for her own home, that says something. Dawn walks through why the e-ink display, the app, and the simplicity won her over.
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Years of photos you never see — now on your wall.
Year-long battery · No subscription · Private by design
Your frame. The one you came for.
Mix in a 10″ for a starter gallery?
Add a second frame and save $30 — it climbs from there.
● The perfect pair to start
The Starter Gallery
13″ + 10″ Two frames, one finish
The two sizes are matched to hang as one wall — side by side or
stacked, portrait or landscape. Nine layouts from the same two frames.
Both frames — the 13″ at $399, the 10″ for $200.
Applied to your order straight away — and emailed, so it keeps for 72 hours.
Charging. The short cable's included — go long if your outlet isn't.
Mounting. Everything to hang or stand it, in the box.
Stone & brick anchors coming soon.
Turn your camera roll into a Living Gallery™ — without wires, screens, or effort.
“It looks so much like a real photo. I especially love that it doesn’t give off a glowing back light like other digital frames.” — Emily D., verified buyerFeatured by photographers, moms & creators 200K+ followers across Instagram · See real homes ↓
The app. Included with every frame — free on everything you already own, with unlimited photo storage.
iPhone & iPad Android Mac, Windows & Linux
Change it from anywhere one frame, or every frame at once
Every 15 minutes, or once a day you set the pace, then forget it
Or no cloud at all you just load each frame yourself
Ready for e‑ink crop it, the app does the rest
| Wallie 13″ | Wallie 10″ | |
|---|---|---|
| In a sentence | The statement piece. | The versatile one. |
| The photo you see | 10.5 × 8″ — nearly twice the picture | 8 × 6″ — a classic print |
| The frame on the wall | 14.5 × 11.5 × 1″ | 11.5 × 9 × 1″ |
| Its job on the wall | The anchor. One stops the room — two or more read as one big piece. | The fill. Around an anchor — or a run of their own in the kitchen, the hall, the stairs. |
| Price | $399 | $299 |
Made to hang together. Same hardwood, same moulding, same mat — only the scale changes. A 13″ and a 10″ read as one set on the wall, not two products that happen to match. Beyond size, nothing differs: both last about a year per charge · both look like a real print, not a screen · both come in all the same finishes · unlimited photo storage, free, on both · every app, free · no subscription. Running your frame and keeping your photos are free, and always will be.
Most orders are more than one frame, and there's usually a reason: one per kid · one for the room you actually live in.
“Most chosen” is real, and thin: 2 × 13″ is 5 of 15 multi-frame orders (33%) since the 10″ launched. Worth re-checking at around 50. Prices and savings are the live ladder.
Everything to hang & display — USB-C cable, drywall mounts, bubble level, shelf stand.
The app
Included with every frame — free on iPhone, Android, Mac, Windows & Linux, with unlimited photo storage.
● The perfect pair to start
Your frames are a Starter Gallery
Sized to line up, arranged and rearranged on the wall. Every pair saves you $99 — enter your email and it comes off this cart now.
Applied to this cart straight away — and emailed, so it keeps for 72 hours.
Real e-ink, like paper that paints — no glowing screen. Renders on your device; your photo never leaves it.
Year-long battery · No subscription · Private by design
Six real inks. 1.9 million dots. The same trick fine printing has used for a century.
Up close: painterly grain. Just beyond arm’s length: smooth, continuous color.
No glow. It reflects room light like paper — brilliant in sunlight, dark at night.
Photo guide →About 30 seconds of ink choreography, on your schedule — most people rotate every few hours. You hardly ever catch it: you just look up and there’s a new photo.
Zero power between refreshes. That’s months on a single charge.
You set the rhythm — a few photos a day, or a new one every hour.
About a year per charge with a few changes a day. Power is managed for you, and the app can always wake it.
Group frames into a Gallery. One album across all of them, refreshed together — or coordinated, so the same moment lands on every frame at once.
Family adds photos from their phones, wherever they live. A new photo lands in the album — and on the wall at the next refresh.