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 App Store. 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.

That flow ends here — the 8-character code is still on your TV screen.

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: Fill tiles, Saved walls, Pause when idle, and Kiosk View.