Canvas print options
Choose rolled canvas if you want control over stretching, framing, storage, or shipping. Choose gallery wrapped canvas if you want a finished, ready-to-hang piece with clean wrapped edges.
Pick your path
Both options use archival canvas printing. The difference is whether you want the final stretching and display handled by you or by our studio.
Unstretched canvas
Printed, trimmed with a stretching border, and shipped rolled in a tube. For artists and photographers who stretch, frame, store, or ship their work on their own terms.
Best for: custom stretching, framing, lower-cost shipping, and inventory storage
Ready to hang
Stretched over wooden stretcher bars in our studio, with clean wrapped edges. Arrives finished out of the box and ready for the wall.
Best for: finished wall art, premium client pieces, shows, and local delivery
Compare options
Use this quick comparison before moving into the product pricing page or order tool.
| If you need | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| You want to stretch or frame it yourself | Rolled Canvas Prints | The print ships unstretched with border space for your own stretcher bars, frame, or studio finishing. |
| You ship prints to collectors | Rolled Canvas Prints | A tube is lighter, simpler, and less expensive to ship than a stretched piece. |
| You want ready-to-hang wall art | Gallery Wrapped Canvas Prints | The print arrives stretched, finished, and ready to place on the wall. |
| You are selling premium finished pieces | Gallery Wrapped Canvas Prints | A wrapped canvas feels complete from every angle and is easier for buyers to display immediately. |
Decision guide
Production quality
Pigment inks rated for decades of fade resistance, produced with the same standard we use for fine art paper prints.
A woven canvas surface that flatters painterly work and gives photographs a soft, dimensional presence.
Calibrated printers and profiled canvas help us color-check against your file instead of a generic preset.
A printer checks resolution, borders, and edges before anything goes to canvas. If something looks off, we reach out first.
Preparing your file
Canvas is forgiving, but final size, edge treatment, and resolution still matter.
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Resolution
Size-by-size resolution targets, how to check your file's true dpi, and what to do when a scan falls short.
Display format
What separates a stretched canvas from a rigid panel, and which suits your work and budget.
Media choice
Not sure canvas is the right substrate? Compare it against our fine art papers first.
Canvas print questions
The print surface is similar, but the finish is different. Rolled canvas ships unstretched in a tube with border space for stretching or framing. Gallery wrapped canvas is stretched over wooden bars in our studio with finished wrapped edges.
No. Rolled canvas prints ship unstretched with border space so you or your framer can stretch, mount, or frame the piece after delivery.
Yes. Gallery wrapped canvas prints are stretched and finished before leaving the studio, so they arrive ready for wall display.
For most canvas prints, aim for 300 dpi at final print size. Larger wall pieces can often print well at lower effective resolution because they are viewed from farther away.
Yes, but you do not need to add it yourself. Rolled prints include border space for stretching, and gallery wraps need edge allowance for the wrap. Send your image at final size and we will build the correct production border.
Send us your file and a note about where the print is headed. We will recommend the right option before you order.
Both options are proofed, color-checked, and reviewed by a human before they ship. Pick your path or compare pricing first.
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