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DIY paint-by-numbers · India
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We turn your picture into numbered regions and a clear palette so painting feels doable, not intimidating.
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Starter
Rs. 49
Single downloadable file pack for personal use.
- • 1 project download
- • PNG + SVG exports
- • Basic support
HD Pack
Rs. 149
High-resolution exports + tiled PDFs for larger prints.
- • Everything in Starter
- • HD print outputs
- • Tiled A3/A4 PDFs
Commercial
Rs. 499
Commercial usage rights for client and product projects.
- • Commercial license
- • Priority support
- • Multi-use rights
Tutorial: how to generate better paint-by-numbers images
Follow this practical procedure to generate paint-by-numbers outputs with cleaner regions and better print quality.
Best input image checklist
- Use a clear, high-resolution image (minimum ~1500px on the longest side).
- Pick a main subject that stands out from the background.
- Prefer soft daylight or even lighting (avoid heavy shadows).
- Avoid very noisy screenshots or heavily compressed images.
- Crop tightly around your subject before processing.
1) Choose a good source image
What to do: Upload a clear image with one strong subject and balanced lighting.
Why it matters: Cleaner source image gives cleaner paint regions and better color matching.
Pro tip: Portrait mode photos with blurred backgrounds usually convert better.
2) Set crop, zoom, and focus areas
What to do: Frame your subject clearly and use focus boxes for important details.
Why it matters: Good framing reduces tiny unwanted regions and preserves key shapes.
Pro tip: Keep at least 70-80% of the canvas focused on your main subject.
3) Pick color count and output style
What to do: Start with 36 colors, then try 24 or 48 depending on simplicity/detail needs.
Why it matters: Color count controls painting difficulty and visual fidelity.
Pro tip: 24-36 is easiest for beginners; 48+ gives richer gradients but more effort.
4) Generate and review preview
What to do: Generate once, inspect region clarity, palette readability, and edges.
Why it matters: A quick review helps avoid spending time on a hard-to-paint output.
Pro tip: If there are too many tiny shapes, reduce color count or simplify crop.
5) Export with the right format
What to do: Use PNG for normal use, SVG for sharp scalable print, PDF for print workflow.
Why it matters: Correct format gives better print quality and easier painting.
Pro tip: Use tiled A3/A4 PDFs for large canvases to trace accurately.
FAQ / troubleshooting
My output has too many small regions. How do I fix it?
Lower color count (e.g., 36 -> 24), crop tighter around the subject, and avoid noisy source images.
Colors look off compared to my original photo.
Use sRGB PNG inputs, avoid heavily edited filters, and try another output style for better tone mapping.
Which format should I download for best print quality?
Prefer SVG/PDF for print. Use PNG for quick preview or digital sharing.
How can I get the most paintable result?
Use strong contrast subjects, clean backgrounds, moderate color count, and verify region readability before export.