Rammen

Art for the TV on your wall

The museum,
on your living room wall

Rammen turns your TV into a living gallery. Find a work, send it to the wall with a single tap. No account, no cloud, nothing collected. Available in nine languages — English, Norwegian, Danish, Swedish, German, Dutch, French, Italian and Spanish.

A Sunday on La Grande Jatte by Georges Seurat Coast of Maine by Winslow Homer Boats at Rest by Arthur Wesley Dow Violet and Silver — The Deep Sea by James McNeill Whistler
Georges Seurat A Sunday on La Grande Jatte 1884 · Public domain · Art Institute of Chicago

Requires a 2021–2023 model art TV on the same Wi-Fi network.

Three steps

From phone to wall in ten seconds

  1. One

    Find something beautiful

    Browse curated collections — impressionism, Japanese woodblock prints, Dutch masters. Public domain works only, always credited with artist and source. Or pick one of your own photos.

  2. Two

    Send it with one tap

    “Show on the TV” is all it takes. The app finds the TV on your home network by itself and uploads in 4K. To send several works at once, use “Select multiple”.

  3. Three

    Adjust it if you like

    Tap “Edit” to drag the crop where you want it and add a mat in white, cream, grey or black. You see the result before you send.

Your collection

Keep track of what's
hanging on the wall

The “On the TV” tab shows everything you have uploaded. Switch to another work, let the app pick a random one, or delete what you are done with — without leaving the sofa.

Where the art comes from

Museums that opened their archives

Thousands of works whose copyright has expired, made freely available by the museums themselves. Rammen never shows you anything you are not allowed to hang on your wall.

Privacy

Images go from your phone
straight to your TV

Rammen has no server and no account. Nothing is stored in the cloud, nothing is collected, nothing is shared. The app talks directly to the TV on your own network — just like the remote control does.

Read the privacy policy