Set up Video Wall in a web browser

Open the wall in your TV’s browser, then finish on your phone. Nothing to install.

A browser wall leans on the device it runs in. Older or low-powered smart TVs can feel sluggish with several cameras up — if yours does, the TV apps run better on the same hardware.

1

On the TV, open a browser and go to app.videowalllive.com.

That’s whatever browser your TV came with — often called Internet or Web Browser.

2

Choose Pair with a code.

This is the browser you're pairing, so do it on the TV itself.

3

Scan the QR code with your phone.

The TV shows a QR code and an 8-character code. Leave this screen up — you’ll type that code at the end.

4

Tap Start Free Trial.

The QR opens Video Wall Live in the Ring Appstore. The first 30 days are free.

5

Sign in to Ring if asked.

Use the same email and password as your Ring app.

6

Agree, then pick your cameras.

Tap Agree and Continue, choose your cameras, and tap Continue.

7

Type the code from the TV and tap Pair TV.

You’ll now enter the Video Wall app in your phone’s browser, where you’ll see your cameras. At the top, type the 8-character code still showing in the TV’s browser, then tap Pair TV.

8

Your wall opens.

A short tour runs first, then your cameras load.

Coming back later, or on a different browser?

There’s no Ring page waiting the second time, so pick Email me a sign-in link instead — enter the email on your Ring account and open the link in that browser.

Using the web app

• Settings — The gear, top right — cameras, wall, kiosk, and account.
• Fullscreen — Click a camera. Sound plays; pinch or scroll to zoom.
• Pop out — Floats a camera over your other windows (Chrome and Edge).
• Auto-Cycle — One camera at a time, switching for you. Start or pause it from the wall.
• Hide a camera — The eye next to each camera in Settings.
• ⠿Drag to reorder — Drag tiles where you want them — mouse or touch.
• Also in Settings: Camera fit, Saved walls, Pause when idle, and Kiosk View.