What Type of Material do you use?
Our canvas wraps are produced using a high quality canvas material for high resolution and vivid images.

Do these products come with hanging kits?
All of our products come with 1 medium sized sawtooth picture hanger for easy mounting on your walls. They do not come pre-mounted (some minor assembly will be required).

What is the average time of Production?
If there are no issues with your uploaded file/s, it usually takes between 1-2 business days to have each canvas wrap ready for shipping or local delivery. Please keep in mind that shipping time begins AFTER these 2 business days that the canvas wrap is being produced.

Where are your products made?
All of our products are printed and framed in California, USA.

Where do you deliver locally and what days?
We deliver locally every

What Types of files are accepted?

We accept any JPEG and PNG files.

What is the minimum resolution allowed?

The minimum camera image of 2MP (mega-pixel) is recommended for good print quality, but if you really want a crisp high quality image, we recommend a camera image of at least 4MP (mega-pixel) or higher. You can easily change your device's resolution under your device's camera settings. Most cameras, tablets and cell phones have high mega-pixel options under their settings menus. Please see your device's instructions on how to change these settings for optimal picture quality.

What special suggestions would you  give to me before I submit my photo or image?

One very strong suggestion that we can give is to make sure that your image has enough background space on all four (4) sides. What we mean by background space is: any part  of an image that you do not mind being folded or "wrapped". For example: Let's say you are making a canvas out of a portrait of your family. You should have a few inches of space or background image between the top of your head and the top of the picture SEE IMAGE-A BELOW. (You wouldn't want to have your forehead all the way at the top of the canvas, folded or "wrapped" with the top side of the frame SEE IMAGE-B BELOW. Would you?) Give your pictures space on all four (4) edges and you will be fine.