They create the art. You frame it.
Somebody is in your shop right now, waiting on a consult or browsing the wall. They scan a QR code at your counter, and a few minutes later there is a one-of-a-kind piece of art made around a person they love. You sell it twice: as a printed card off your own printer, and as the framed print only you can make. You price both and keep every dollar.
It runs on the engine behind everything on this site - 500+ cards made across our card apps so far. Try the flows on the homepage and you are looking at what your customers would see, minus your branding.
What your shop gets
- An art page branded to your shop. Your shop name printed along the bottom edge of every card that leaves the counter, so the keepsake on their shelf is also an ad for you.
- A QR code, made by us. On the counter, by the register, next to the sample wall - wherever customers stand still. Scanning it opens your page on their phone; they create and submit the order right there.
- Art tuned to what frames well. The prompts behind your page lean toward pieces people hang: portraits, still lifes, pets, commemorative dates. Not clip art, not templates.
- Nothing to run. We host the page, run the AI, and keep it updated. Your side is the printing and framing you already do.
Art people actually want on a wall
Every piece is painted from scratch for one person - from a photo or from nothing but a description, beautiful or funny or somewhere in between. Words are optional: a toggle on the page drops all text, so any design doubles as pure art. All four of these came out of the same engine.
How little work it is
Your customers do the creating. Your shop does what it has always done - put the right thing in the right frame.
They scan the QR code
A customer is waiting on a framing consult or browsing the shop. They scan the code we give you, upload a photo of someone they love or just describe them, and pick a direction.
The art makes itself
About 2-3 minutes. The AI writes a fresh concept around that exact person and paints the whole piece from scratch. Nobody on your team designs anything.
You print it, or frame it
As a card, it downloads print-ready for your counter printer. As wall art, you get the full image - and mounting it beautifully is the thing your shop already does best.
Two products from one scan
The card is the easy sale: it rides along with whatever they came in for, printed at the counter, and a ten dollar card is the working example we use - every dollar of it is yours. The framed print is the real one. The customer already loves the image because they made it, and turning it into wall art is your craft, your quote, and your margin. We take no cut of either.
Most shops frame what walks in the door. Yours would be the one where the thing worth framing gets made at the counter.
The questions shops ask
How much work is this for my staff?+
One sentence: scan this and make something for them while you wait. The page does everything else. The customer uploads a photo or types a detail, the art designs itself in about 2-3 minutes, and the order comes to you as a print-ready card file or an image to frame. No design work, no software to learn, no inventory.
What equipment do I need?+
You already own it. Frame shops print and mount for a living, and any color printer covers the cards. We supply the branded page, the QR code for your counter or wall, and the AI behind it. There is nothing to install and nothing to maintain.
What does it cost?+
The pilot is free with no commitment. We build a branded page for your shop, you put the QR code on the counter, and no money moves until you have watched it sell. If you keep it, the service is a small monthly fee - and the cards and framed prints stay entirely yours to price. We take no cut of either.
Does it need a photo? Do the designs need words on them?+
No to both. Customers can start from a photo or from nothing but a description, and a toggle on the page drops all text so any design comes out as pure art. Words, a name, a date like an anniversary, or nothing at all - it works for birthdays, weddings, memorials, pets, or no occasion whatsoever.
Cardstock and printer settings for the card side live in the print guide.
Or see the engine first: try the flows on the homepage →