Picture Hanging Tool, Picture Frame Hanger Tool with Level Ruler Picture Hanger Wall Hanging Kit Measuring Tool Suitable for All Wall Materials (Hanging Tool-Green)

This is a great concept however, the item can only be used with really small pictures e.g. no bigger than 8x10. It's impossible to use with large picture due to the small size. The marking pins are also so easy to push, they damaged my wall before I even had the picture in place. The handle is also too small to grip for the average hand.

Oversimplified garbage. Yeah it’s super simple to use, but also has very limited things you can use it for. Spend a little more money and get a more useful picture hanging tool.

It may work well for others and reviews showed that, but not for me. I am an interior designer and we hang a lot of art. I was hoping this would help me do it myself, but it is a bit flimsy. Again, maybe for someone else, but not me. The pointed piece in the back is also really dangerous in my toolbox!!

The concept is good, but the yellow hooks that you hang your picture on are so big that a lot of the hooks on my pictures don't fit over them, making this tool almost useless. If there were some hooks that were smaller, that would have made it a little better. Also, the Go Hang It automatically comes with the actual hooks and nails, wire, etc to use to hang your pictures. On HSN, they have it where you can make payments on it as well.

If you don't know how to hang up any picture on the wall it's not your cup of tea then this is the best tool I have ever used so far. I didn't like hanging any picture in my house till now I bought this for that reason make it simple make it easy well this just did that. Great tool so easy follow instructions you can't go wrong thank you.

I don't like this at all. It does not help me hang pictures straight and doesn't help me align multiple wall hangings. I don't get how this is helpful at all. Maybe they need to include better instructions or make a video, but this is useless to me.

Bought a bunch of these asstocking stuffers. If I had to do it again I would pick something else more substantial. Obviously a poor knock off I am lacking things like an accurate ruler.

The "bubble" showing straight was off=kilter - so it doesn't give a straight line. Useless. Sometimes you get cheap for cheap.

Used to hang and align 28 framed pictures for a group exhibition. It made the job much easier.

It kind of does what you need to do, but like other reviewers have mentioned, hard to hold in place to mark the location. Not sure what the solution would be to remedy this.The biggest failing of this item is that the level is not level. If I put a calibrated spirit level on top, it is our by several degrees. This wouldn't be so bad on a wall without other things like window and doors.. but when next to or under a window, the slight angle is very noticeable especially when you have several pictures hung.

Where to begin? First off, the level is not level! You can't make these things up. Secondly, the tabs that hold the photo/frames has excess plastic on the sides. This means that when you use the tool, your photos won't sit properly, which makes this tool pretty much useless. Next on the list are the "scratch free feet" that are supposed to allow you to move the tool across the wall without making marks. We'll, the feet are not thick enough and the pins sit lower. Again, useless.Don't waste your time. Another imported piece of plastic for the landfills.

Good concept. Does not work !!! The little nails in the hanger tool that are to make the whole for the nail on the picture hook STICK OUT BEYOND the product so when you put the product against the wall the nails (all 3 of them) dig into the drywall. It is very hard to move around and the nails leave a groove and scratches in the drywall. Cannot use it and I would not recommend to anyone

I was unable to use this tool for the desired purpose.I needed to hang three framed posters so they were all at equal height (they were all strung at different heights on the back of each frame)... but it was problematic to keep the tool in place when trying to remove the posters to access the punch button. As such, I just couldn't feasibly use this tool for its intended purpose, and ultimately had to find another method to get them hung at the same level (I hung each poster on a tape measure and measured the distance between the top of the string to the top of the frame). The picture is of the three psoters after being hung using the tape measure method.This tool may be ideal for hanging smaller pictures, but is pretty worthless when it comes to hanging larger framed posters.