Custom paint by numbers · Canada
Your photo, turned into a paint by numbers kit
Upload a photo of your dog, your kids or the view from the dock and watch it become a numbered canvas, right on the page. Then we send you everything you need to paint it.
Bundles: 2 kits 10% off · 3+ kits 15% off
How it works
- 1
Upload your photo
Choose portrait or landscape and drag to frame it. Any phone photo works; bright and sharp works best.
- 2
See your kit
We turn it into numbered areas of colour in seconds, so you see your painting before you pay.
- 3
Paint it
Your kit arrives with the numbered canvas, matching numbered paints and brushes. Fill each number and your photo appears.
What will you paint?
Custom paint by numbers, made for Canada
Prices are in Canadian dollars and shipping across Canada is free. Every kit is made to order from your photo, and if anything arrives damaged or misprinted we replace it free.
10% off your first kit
Painting tips, new kit ideas and the odd sale.
Questions
How long does a custom kit take?
Each kit is made to order from your photo. Making it takes about a week, then shipping takes about 7–12 business days, so most kits arrive in 2–3 weeks. You get tracking by email when it ships.
What comes in the kit?
A 16×20 in (40×50 cm) canvas printed with your numbered outline, acrylic paints numbered to match, three brushes, hanging hooks and a colour key.
Do I need to be good at painting?
No. Every space has a number and every paint pot has a number. Match them and fill the spaces; the picture appears as you go. Most people finish a 16×20 in kit over a few evenings.
What kind of photo should I upload?
A bright, sharp photo where the subject fills most of the frame. Close-ups work better than wide shots, and a simple background makes a cleaner painting. The preview on the product page shows you what you’ll paint before you order.
Will my kit look exactly like the preview?
Very close. The preview uses the same idea (your photo simplified into numbered areas of colour), but the final pattern and paint colours are prepared for printing, so small areas and exact shades can differ slightly.