Open call

Know a mural that should come alive?

Send us a few photos and the address. We do the rest — reading the painted wall, animating it and putting it on the map — free for the artist and the building.

  1. 1Photos
  2. 2The mural
  3. 3You

Photograph the wall

One straight-on shot that shows all four corners of the painting does most of the work. Add any extras you like.

Add at least one photo to continue.

Why submit a mural

Every wall has a story worth waking up.

When you send us a mural, you're not just adding it to a list. You're giving a neighbourhood a reason to stop, look, and talk to each other again — and giving the artist the audience their work deserves. It's free for the painter and the building, and it stays on the map for anyone walking past.

Neighbours gathered on a sunlit sidewalk admiring a large outdoor mural
A wall that comes alive becomes a place people return to.
A mural artist painting a giant mural on a weathered brick wall
The painter's name travels with the work, everywhere it's scanned.
A person holding a phone toward a glowing mural at dusk
One tap and the painting moves — curiosity becomes a keepsake.

Bring the community together

A mural that comes alive draws neighbours back to the wall. People linger, take photos and talk about it — the street becomes a destination again.

Credit goes back to the artist

Every live piece carries the artist's name and a link to their work. The painter gets seen far beyond the block they painted on.

Help people engage with the art

Passers-by turn into participants. One tap makes the painting move, and a moment of curiosity becomes something they save and share.

Document the wall before it's gone

Street art is temporary. Your photo keeps a clean record of the work — and once it's live, it can come alive again long after the paint fades.

Know a wall that should come alive?

It takes a couple of minutes. Send a clear photo and the address — we read the wall, animate it, put it on the map, and email you when it's ready to scan. Free for the artist and the building.

Submit a mural