Watch Ring cameras on your Windows PC

Download the app, add Video Wall Live to your Ring account, then sign in with your Ring email. No pairing code.

You’ll need: Any PC running Windows 10 (version 2004) or later, including Windows 11 (build 19041 or later, x64 or ARM64), a Ring Protect plan, and your Ring account.

Part 1 — Get Video Wall Live

Download Video Wall Live for Windows.

It’s free in the Microsoft Store, listed as Video Wall Live. Install it, then open it from the Start menu.

Click Open Ring App Store — or scan the code with your phone.

The first screen is Get Video Wall Live from Ring. Either way you land on Video Wall Live in the Ring Appstore, where your camera access and plan live.

Already use Video Wall on a TV or a Mac? It’s already on your Ring account — click Sign In and skip to step 6.

Tap Start Free Trial.

The first 30 days are free.

Sign in to Ring if asked.

Use the same email and password as your Ring app.

Agree, then pick your cameras.

Tap Agree and Continue, choose your cameras, and tap Continue. That’s the Ring side done.

Part 2 — Sign in on your PC

Back on the PC, click Sign In and enter your Ring email.

Use the email on your Ring account, then click Send Code.

Type the 6-digit code from the email.

It arrives within a minute. Click Sign In.

No email? Check spam, or click Resend Code. The code goes to the address on your Ring account, so a different email won’t find it. Change Email goes back a step.

Click Continue. Your wall opens.

Every camera you picked, live. The PC stays signed in from now on.

Can't type on this PC, or signing in for someone else?

On the Sign In screen, choose Sign in from another device instead. The PC shows an 8-character code — on any phone or computer, go to videowalllive.com/pair, open the link we email you, and enter the code there. The PC signs in by itself once the code is entered.

What the PC adds

Everything the TV apps do — the live wall, full screen, Auto-Cycle, groups, Activity, and wall widgets — plus the things a desk is for. This is the short tour; every button and shortcut is in Using Video Wall on Windows.

Float a camera over your work

Hover a camera and click Open in New Window, then hover the new window and click Float on Top to keep it above every app.

Windows notifications

People, packages, vehicles, animals, other motion, and doorbell rings, per camera — set them in Settings › Notifications. A doorbell ring can pop the camera up with sound.

History beside the wall

Click the clock in the toolbar for the selected camera's recent events, filtered by Doorbell, People, Packages, or Motion. Click one to play it; save any clip to your PC.

Kiosk Mode

View › Enter Kiosk Mode (Ctrl+Shift+D) fills a screen with your cameras, edge to edge. For a spare display that stays a security wall, turn on Use this PC as a kiosk and Open Video Wall at login in Settings › General.

In the notification area

Click the Video Wall icon by the clock to open the wall. Right-click it for Kiosk Mode, Mute, Auto-Cycle, Settings, and Quit. It keeps notifications coming after you close the wall.

Keyboard shortcuts

Ctrl+1 – Ctrl+9: Open a camera
Ctrl+0: Back to all cameras
Ctrl+Alt+P: Start or stop Auto-Cycle
Ctrl+Alt+I: Show or hide History
Ctrl+Shift+M: Mute or unmute
Ctrl+S: Save a snapshot

Links like videowall://wall open the app from a desktop shortcut or a script — see Links.

Using Video Wall on Windows →Picture in Picture →Add or remove cameras →Auto-Cycle →Wall widgets →Subscription →

Still stuck? Tell us where the steps stopped matching what you see — we usually reply within a day.

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