Rolled Canvas

Custom Printed · Supplied Unstretched

Rolled Canvas Prints for Your Own Framing

Have your photos or artwork printed on canvas and supplied unstretched. Compare sizes, plan the finishing allowance and preview your image online, then arrange stretching or framing with your preferred framer.

Rolled Canvas

Your image printed on loose canvas, supplied without timber stretcher bars or an outer frame. Plan the later stretching or mounting with your framer.

Stretched Canvas

The printed canvas is already fitted over timber stretcher bars. Compare this format if you want the stretching completed as part of your purchase.

Browse Canvas Print Options

An Existing Frame

If you already have stretcher bars or a decorative frame, check the actual dimensions and depth. A nominal frame size alone may not describe the canvas and allowance it needs.

Square

Equal sides for a square composition.

Rectangle

Compare the two side lengths with the photograph or artwork.

Wide and Panoramic

Longer formats for wide compositions or tall, narrow displays.

Wrap area · 4 cm

Front Image

The part of the photograph or artwork you intend to see on the front after finishing. Plan its crop separately from the material needed around the edges.

4 cm Wrap Area

The area intended for the sides when the canvas is stretched. Your Canvas Wrap choice controls its appearance; the selected effect is shown in the product designer.

1 cm White Edge

The additional outer white edge, separate from the side-wrap area. Check the total allowance your framer needs for their chosen stretcher depth and finishing method.

Finished Front Dimensions

Give the width and height you want to see on the finished front. Confirm whether the quote refers to this size or another measurement, such as the outside of a decorative frame.

Stretcher Depth and Sides

Ask which stretcher depth will be used and how the sides should look. Keep important faces, lettering and details within the planned front image.

Total Canvas Allowance

Ask how much material is needed on each side for wrapping and securing the canvas. Share those requirements with us if the fit or allowance needs confirming.

Use the Original File

Upload the original photograph or a full-resolution artwork file where possible. Check visible detail at the intended front size, especially when enlarging a small part of an image.

Keep the Front Composition

Review your crop with faces, signatures and lettering in mind. The online preview helps you check positioning; enlarging the print will not correct blur in the original.

Tell Us About Prepared Borders

If your file already includes wrap areas, crop marks or a decorative border, contact us before ordering so the intended image size and edge treatment can be checked together.

Rolled canvas is supplied unstretched, without timber stretcher bars or a decorative outer frame. Choose it when you plan to arrange the stretching or mounting separately.

Canvas Wrap describes how the extra image-edge area is prepared. On these rolled products, choosing a wrap effect does not add timber stretcher bars or turn the order into a stretched canvas.

For a standard photograph, use the original image and choose the wrap treatment in the designer. For other border or edge requirements, leave the details in Order Notes when ordering. If your file already includes borders or has been prepared to match a particular frame, contact us before ordering to confirm the dimensions and allowance.

Check the mounting method with your framer before buying a frame. A frame intended for paper prints may require a different approach. A floating frame for canvas is normally fitted around an already stretched canvas, so the stretching must also be planned.

Contact us with the required dimensions in centimetres, the intended display method and any requirements from your framer. For an image check, email your original file to our team or include a download-enabled link in your enquiry.