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New to Paint by Numbers
Your first painting is easier than you think
A paint by numbers kit is a canvas printed with faint outlines, and a small number inside every shape. Each number has its own pot of paint. Fill in the shapes, and a picture appears - no drawing, no color mixing, no guesswork.
That is the whole idea. People who swear they cannot draw finish their first canvas over a couple of evenings and hang it on the wall. The hardest part is choosing which design to start with.
if you can color inside the lines, you can do this

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What is Paint by Numbers?
Paint by numbers is a relaxing and creative activity where you fill in pre-numbered sections on a canvas with corresponding colors. It's like a coloring book, but for adults – and the result is a stunning piece of art you can proudly display!
Each kit includes everything you need: a high-quality canvas, a set of acrylic paints, and brushes. Simply match the numbers on the canvas to the numbered paint pots, and watch your masterpiece come to life.
Whether you're a complete beginner or an experienced artist, paint by numbers offers a therapeutic way to unwind, reduce stress, and create beautiful artwork without any prior experience.
Step by step
How to Paint
Six small steps from box to wall. None of them take skill - just a table, an hour, and somewhere to put your tea.
- Unroll the canvas and leave it flat for an hour so the last creases relax
- Find the number on the canvas that matches your paint pot
- Dip your brush in the matching paint color
- Fill in the numbered area carefully
- Let each section dry before moving to adjacent areas
- Touch up any thin patches once everything is dry, then hang it somewhere you will see it every day
Tap a shape to fill it with its color, or tap a pot to find its number.
A first kit usually takes 8-12 hours. There is no clock on it - sealed paint pots keep for weeks between sessions.
What's Included
Every kit comes complete with everything you need:
- High-quality canvas with numbered sections
- Acrylic paint pots (enough for your entire painting)
- Set of brushes in various sizes
- A printed reference image, color chart and instructions
You may want to have a cup of water and paper towels handy for rinsing and drying brushes.



Choosing your canvas
Every design comes in three forms. They hold the same painting - the difference is how much framing you want to do once you are finished.

Rolled Canvas
A flexible canvas that arrives safely in a tube to prevent wrinkles. Best if you plan to frame it yourself or take it to a professional framer.

Easy Assembly Kit
Includes a rolled canvas, wooden frame pieces, and a step-by-step guide. Quick 5-minute setup lets you easily stretch the canvas at home.

Pre-Assembled Canvas
Already stretched on a wooden frame and ready to hang. Perfect for anyone who wants a convenient, ready-to-paint option.
Size matters more than you would guess. A bigger canvas means bigger shapes, and bigger shapes are easier to paint. If you are torn between two sizes, take the larger one.
A few things first-timers are glad they knew
Before You Start
- Set up in a well-lit area
- Keep your paints closed when not in use
- Start with larger areas and work to smaller ones
Nice Tips
- Work from top to bottom to avoid smudging
- Use thin layers of paint for best results
- Clean brushes thoroughly between colors
- Take breaks to let areas dry completely
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to start your first one?
Pick a design you would be happy to look at every day, or send us a photo and we will turn it into a kit that exists only for you.

