BuildASign Custom Canvas Prints with Your Photos – Personalized Picture To Canvas Wall Art, Perfect for Home Decor, Gifts & Keepsakes, Ready to Hang (12″ L x 36″ W x .75”D)

I love how these turned out
First photo is of the finished product, 2nd photo is a collage showing the finished product and the 3 photos I provided for the canvas prints to be done. The quality is awesome. The size is perfect for my needs and each photo came with sawtooth hangers attached to the wooden frames for me to easily hang them which saved me time since other customized canvas prints I’ve ordered in the past left me having to attach my own methods of hangers. The colors are vibrant but actually match the pictures I provided so I can tell they didn’t enhance or modify the photos uploaded for the canvas prints – it was a simple transfer to canvas use and I appreciate that. I think the best practice here was making sure that I chose photos that would match an 8×8 resolution and that helped in the process, but the seller really hit the mark on getting me exactly what I wanted – awesome job, highly recommend!!

Exactly what I wanted
Looks amazing!! Perfect for my husband’s birthday, and the lowest price I could find

Use a high resolution file!
Surprisingly pleased with the quality of the print! Based on other reviews and low price, I was skeptical, but my canvas just arrived and looks great. Packaged nicely in a large protective cardboard box, came intact. Image looks great! The key is providing a high-resolution image… for mine, I had a vector file and sized it to actual size (18″ x 24″), then saved as a jpg at 300 ppi (pixels per inch – a lot of people will call this dpi). If you are using a 4″ x 6″ photo @180 ppi, and the company is upsizing it to an 18″ x 24″ canvas, yeah, it’s going to look blurry or pixelated. I had only one area that had a weird edge white line, which is pretty minor. I will be using this in a pre-existing frame, replacing another image, and the edges will be covered, so this doesn’t bother me, but it might bother you if you’re planning on hanging it unframed as just the canvas. This is due to the use of images without an actual bleed which would extend the image over the sides, so the company is just repeating strips of the edge pixels and flipping them to fill in the part that wraps around the sides so it looks continuous, without taking away from the size of the image that shows on the front. It’s a little sloppy on one edge, probably ai or an auto-fill program and no one is checking it. I also might end up taking the canvas off the stretchers (made of mdf, not wood, fyi) and applying it to a thinner board canvas that is already in the frame, these stretchers might end up being too thick for my purpose, not sure yet. But because of this, the way it’s stapled to the stretcher also doesn’t bother me, in fact, because it’s somewhat loose, it may make it easier for me to remove. Even so, it’s nothing a few more staples wouldn’t fix.

Amazing!
I was worried if my image would work properly on the canvas. But it was so perfect! I think they made some adjustments to make it just right. So happy with this. I definitely recommend!!