Custom framing, made simple
Custom Picture Framing Made Simple
Gallery-grade custom framing for photos, artwork, prints and certificates — designed in your browser, hand-made in our studio, delivered ready to hang.
Upload
Add your photo or artwork — we check the print quality instantly.
Customize
Choose size, moulding, mat and cover in plain language.
Preview
See the finished piece up close or hanging on a wall.
Order
We print, frame and ship it ready to hang.
Frame styles
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Framed right, or we make it again.
Every order is printed on archival paper, hand-assembled and checked by a framer before it ships. If the finished piece isn't what you pictured, we remake it — no debate, no restocking fee.
- 16 sizes
- 8 × 10 in up to 28 × 40 in
- 9 mouldings
- Wood and leafed profiles
- 3 days
- Typical framing time before dispatch
Archival 200gsm matte art paper, shatter-resistant acrylic glazing, acid-free mounts and hanging hardware fitted — included on every order, at every size.
Frame Your Picture
Framing that suits the room, not just the picture.
Our framers pick mats, widths and finishes every day. We've collected the pairings that work almost anywhere — a calm gallery wall, one piece that leads a room, and family photos that age well.
Browse inspirationBefore you order
The framing FAQ we wish every shop had.
Get practical answers on resolution, crops, mats, glazing and finished frame size before you upload.
Read the full FAQWhat resolution does my photo need to be?
Start with the largest, original file—not a screenshot from a messaging app. Our builder checks the image against your selected size and flags files that may look soft. If the file is too small, choose a smaller finished piece or use a border and mat rather than enlarging it aggressively.
Can I change the crop after I upload my image?
Yes. Review the crop before choosing the frame. Keep faces, signatures and important edges away from the mat opening and frame overlap. A landscape photo may need a wider format, while a phone portrait often looks better in a taller size.
Which print surface is easiest to live with in a room?
A matte or lustre surface is usually more forgiving than a high-gloss finish when the piece will hang near a window or lamp. Gloss can make color feel vivid, but reflection control matters more than maximum shine for everyday viewing.