Yes—Walmart carries stick-on and magnetic photo tiles that don’t include printed photos, so you can use your own images. You’ll find square and rectangular options (like 8x8 or 6x8) along with lightweight frames designed for gallery walls.

• Print your photos at home or through a local photo service.
• Trim to the tile’s visible area (check the product’s inner dimensions).
• Place the photo inside the frame or tile per the instructions.
• Mount using the included adhesive or magnetic setup on a clean, dry wall.

Availability can vary by style and size. You can order online for delivery or store pickup and review each product’s mounting details before buying.

If peel-and-stick isn’t your style, Walmart offers plenty of options that can suit different rooms and wall types.

• Lightweight wall frames: Classic frames with hanging hardware, often with mats for sizes like 4x6, 5x7, and 8x10.
• Magnetic, no-nail tiles: Tiles that attach to small wall plates, making repositioning easier.
• Collage frames: Multi-opening designs for curated layouts without measuring each piece.
• Poster frames: Larger formats (e.g., 24x36) for big art or photos.

Consider your wall surface, desire to rearrange frequently, and whether you prefer glass or acrylic fronts. You can browse online and choose delivery or pickup to fit your schedule.

A simple prep-and-place approach can help tiles adhere well and look straight.

1. Plan your layout: Map spacing on the wall with painter’s tape.
2. Prep the surface: Wipe the area clean and let it dry.
3. Test first: Place one tile to see adhesion on your wall finish.
4. Mount: Peel the backing (if applicable), align, and press firmly per the included instructions.
5. Adjust: Some tiles are designed to be movable; lift gently and reposition if the product allows.

Results can vary by paint type, texture, and humidity. Avoid highly textured walls, and check each product’s directions for weight limits and recommended surfaces.

Photo tiles and wall frames on Walmart range from classic wood looks to modern, lightweight builds. You’ll see:

• Materials: Wood or wood-look finishes, resin/PVC frames, and slim plastic designs. Fronts may be glass or acrylic for durability and clarity.
• Mounting: Peel-and-stick adhesives or magnetic systems with small wall plates for easy rearranging.
• Sizes: Squares like 8x8 or 12x12, rectangles like 3.5x5, 4x6, 5x7, 6x8, 8x10, and larger poster frames (e.g., 24x36). Many sets include mats to display smaller prints inside larger frames.

Check each item’s description for exact dimensions, weight, and mounting details to match your space.

Adhesive frames generally work best on smooth, clean, and fully dried surfaces. Performance can vary by paint type and room conditions.

• Better adhesion: Painted drywall with a smooth finish, sealed wood, glass, and metal.
• Use caution: Textured paint, brick, concrete, and uneven surfaces may reduce grip.
• Prep tips: Wipe away dust and oils, let the wall dry, and test with one tile before committing to a full layout.
• Humidity: Bathrooms or kitchens can impact adhesion; magnetic setups with removable wall plates may offer easier repositioning.

Review each product’s recommended surfaces and adhesive type to choose the best fit for your walls.