Paint by Numbers Kits

PaintEasy paint by numbers kits turn finished artwork into guided painting projects built from numbered areas and corresponding acrylic colors.

The complete catalog includes designs for adults, beginners, kids and couples. Subjects range from animals, flowers and landscapes to portraits, abstract compositions, famous-art-inspired designs, religious imagery and seasonal scenes.

The products do not all follow one size, difficulty level or format. Some use one regular canvas, while others contain several Mini paintings, coordinated panels or artwork created from a photograph you provide.

That variety makes the collection useful, but it also means the right kit cannot be chosen from the finished image alone. Consider the intended painter, the numbered layout, the physical format and the part of the artwork that contains the most detail.

How Best Sellers and All Kits Work Together

The first products in this catalog are ordered by current PaintEasy sales.

That allows someone who is unsure where to begin to see frequently purchased designs first without being sent to a separate, shortened Best Sellers collection. Continue through the same grid to compare the rest of the available PaintEasy range.

A best seller is not automatically the best design for every painter.

One person may prefer a popular floral canvas with many petals and leaves. Another may be happier with a less frequently purchased animal, destination or color palette that connects more closely with their interests.

Use popularity as a starting point, then compare:

• The subject you want to spend time painting
• The size of the smallest numbered areas
• The amount of background detail
• The intended audience
• The canvas dimensions and orientation
• The number of canvases or panels
• The available frame or presentation choices

If recently introduced artwork matters more than demonstrated sales, compare New Paint by Numbers.

Choose a Kit for the Person Who Will Paint

Paint by Numbers Kits for Adults

Adult kits can range from approachable compositions with one central subject to detailed scenes containing faces, architecture, foliage, reflections and repeated patterns.

“Adult” identifies the intended audience. It does not automatically mean that the painting is advanced.

An adult choosing a first project may prefer broader shapes and a clearly separated subject. A painter who already enjoys detail may want a developed cityscape, portrait, wildlife scene or multi-figure composition.

Look at the numbered preview wherever it is available. A dramatic finished image can still be approachable when the main areas are broad and clearly divided. A quiet-looking image may be demanding when it contains many similar shades, narrow branches or small facial features.

Paint by Numbers for Beginners

A beginner-friendly design usually provides a clearer route through the image.

Useful features can include:

• One recognizable principal subject
• Broader areas of sky, water or background
• Stronger boundaries between neighboring colors
• Fewer faces, hands or pieces of architecture
• Limited lettering and decorative pattern
• Less dense foliage or reflection detail

Browse Beginner Paint by Numbers for approachable designs across different subjects.

The Easy Paint by Numbers collection provides another route when a simpler or shorter painting experience matters.

Do not choose only by the difficulty label. Interest in the artwork still affects whether the painter will want to return to the project. A slightly more detailed picture they genuinely enjoy may be a better starting point than a simple subject they would never display.

Paint by Numbers for Kids

Children’s products should be selected from their actual audience information, layout and included supplies rather than from color alone.

A bright cartoon, animal or fantasy image is not automatically designed for a child. Some colorful products remain adult canvases with small or detailed numbered sections.

Use Paint by Numbers for Kids to compare products intended for younger painters.

Consider:

• The child’s age and patience
• Familiar subjects they already enjoy
• The size of the numbered areas
• The physical canvas format
• The amount of adult supervision required
• The materials listed with the selected product

A child may enjoy completing one recognizable figure more than working through a crowded scene with many background objects.

Paint by Numbers for Couples and Shared Projects

A painting project can be completed by one person or shared.

Couples Paint by Numbers includes romantic subjects, relationship imagery, wedding themes and artwork connected with shared moments.

Two painters can take turns on one canvas, work on different areas or choose separate coordinating designs. A multi-panel product can also provide distinct canvases that contribute to one finished display.

Before treating a product as a shared activity, check whether its layout provides enough physical room for more than one person to work comfortably.

Choose the Format Before the Artwork

Regular Paint by Numbers Kits

A regular single-canvas kit is the most direct format for someone who wants one complete composition.

Many adult designs use an approximately 16×20-inch canvas, although dimensions, orientation and frame choices can vary between products.

Regular kits can include:

• Portrait and landscape orientations
• Square or rectangular canvases
• Beginner, medium and advanced layouts
• Adult and selected child-oriented subjects
• Framed and unframed presentation choices

A standard regular PaintEasy kit includes one pre-printed numbered canvas, acrylic paints matched to the selected design and three paintbrushes.

Special products may use a different supply arrangement. Confirm the exact contents on the individual listing instead of applying the regular-kit specification to every product in the catalog.

Mini Paint by Numbers Sets

Mini Paint by Numbers Sets provide several smaller painting experiences or a compact alternative to one regular canvas.

A Mini Set may suit someone who wants to:

• Complete several related images
• Paint in shorter sessions
• Share designs with family or friends
• Work in a smaller physical space
• Display a group of compact paintings
• Try more than one subject or color palette

Mini does not automatically mean easy. Reducing the physical canvas dimensions can make faces, flowers, lettering and decorative details smaller.

Check the individual set for its canvas quantity, dimensions and included materials. Do not assume that every Mini product uses the same arrangement.

3 Panel Paint by Numbers

A multi-panel composition continues one subject or visual theme across several canvases.

Browse 3 Panel Paint by Numbers when the finished arrangement is intended to occupy more horizontal wall space or create a coordinated group.

Before ordering, confirm:

• The number of included canvases
• The dimensions of each panel
• The combined display arrangement
• Whether the panels form one continuing scene
• The available framing or mounting choices

A three-panel product should not be treated as one standard-size canvas. Each panel must be painted and positioned separately.

Custom Paint by Numbers from a Photo

Choose Custom Paint by Numbers from Your Photo when the source image matters more than selecting ready-made artwork.

A custom project may begin with:

• A family photograph
• A pet portrait
• A couple or wedding image
• A remembered place
• A travel photograph
• A personal celebration

Use an image you own or have permission to reproduce. Review the current upload, crop and format requirements before preparing the file.

A clear principal subject generally gives the conversion a stronger visual focus than a distant photograph filled with many small people or background objects.

A custom kit can be given unpainted as a creative project, or completed before it is presented as handmade artwork.

Browse by Subject and Visual Style

Animal Paint by Numbers

Animal Paint by Numbers includes pets, birds, wildlife and imaginative animal artwork.

Begin with the relationship between the animal and its surroundings.

A close face makes eyes, fur and expression the center of the canvas. A full-body animal introduces posture and movement. A developed habitat adds leaves, grass, water, snow, flowers or distant scenery.

Difficulty often comes from the environment as much as the animal. A large portrait against a simple background may be more approachable than a smaller animal partly hidden by dense foliage.

Flower Paint by Numbers

Flower Paint by Numbers ranges from individual blossoms and arranged bouquets to gardens, decorative botanicals and flowers combined with still-life objects.

Look at the number and size of the petals before choosing.

One large flower may provide broader shapes, while a bouquet containing roses, peonies, hydrangeas and surrounding leaves can introduce many overlapping boundaries.

Floral artwork can suit painters who enjoy natural color as well as people choosing finished decor for a bedroom, living space or creative corner.

Landscape and Cityscape Paint by Numbers

Landscape Paint by Numbers includes mountains, forests, rivers, coasts, countryside scenes and travel-inspired views.

Cityscape Paint by Numbers shifts the focus toward streets, buildings, landmarks, bridges and urban light.

A broad sky or body of water can create faster visible progress. Windows, branches, reflected lights and complicated architecture usually increase the number of small sections.

Choose according to whether the natural setting or built environment matters most. A destination you recognize may hold your attention even when its layout contains more detail.

Portrait and Figure Artwork

Portrait Paint by Numbers places greater attention on faces, expressions, hair, clothing and body position.

Portraits require care around the eyes, lips, hands and neighboring skin shades. A large face may look simple from a distance but still contain closely spaced color changes.

When choosing a portrait, compare the size of the face on the canvas and the amount of surrounding background detail. One central figure is not automatically easier than a multi-subject scene.

Abstract and Decorative Designs

Abstract Paint by Numbers uses color, shape, pattern and movement rather than relying only on a recognizable natural subject.

Some abstract designs contain large graphic areas. Others use repeated geometry, layered color or narrow decorative shapes.

Choose this direction when the finished palette and relationship between colors matter more than painting a literal landscape, animal or portrait.

Famous Paintings and Art-Inspired Designs

Famous Paintings provides a focused route when a recognized artwork, documented artist or historical style is the main interest.

Do not assume that every traditional-looking or artist-inspired PaintEasy design is a direct reproduction of a named original.

A product should only be presented as a reproduction when its listing identifies the source artwork. Terms such as “inspired,” “style” and “interpretation” describe a visual direction rather than an authenticated original.

Religious, Holiday and Seasonal Artwork

Religious Paint by Numbers includes Christian and other spiritual subjects organized through more focused collections.

Holiday Paint by Numbers brings together seasonal celebrations, while individual Christmas, Halloween and winter collections provide narrower shopping paths.

Choose a seasonal composition when the occasion is part of the intended painting or display experience. Choose a year-round subject when the recipient would rather keep the finished artwork on view beyond one holiday.

Compare Difficulty by Reading the Numbered Layout

Look Beyond the Finished Image

The completed artwork shows what the painting becomes, but the numbered preview shows how the painter reaches it.

Examine:

• The smallest faces and hands
• Petals, leaves and narrow branches
• Fur, feathers and repeated markings
• Windows, railings and architecture
• Reflections in water or glass
• Lettering and decorative patterns
• Areas where several similar colors meet
• The amount of open background

A vivid image is not automatically difficult. Strong outlines and large color blocks can make a bright design easy to follow.

A muted image is not automatically simple. Cream, gray, brown and pale blue may be divided into many subtle neighboring sections.

More Approachable Layouts

A more approachable canvas often gives the painter clear visual milestones.

They may be able to complete one background area, one principal figure or one group of colors before moving into smaller details.

Broad sections can also make corrections easier because the boundary remains visible and there is more physical room for the brush.

Use the product difficulty information and numbered preview together. Neither canvas size nor subject should be used as the only guide.

Medium and Advanced Layouts

Detail usually increases when the composition contains:

• Several people or animals
• Small facial features
• Layered clothing or hair
• Dense flowers and foliage
• Repeating patterns
• Detailed buildings
• Fine reflections
• Many similar shades
• Several separate scenes within one canvas

A detailed project can be rewarding for someone who enjoys slower progress and precise brush control. It should not be chosen merely because “advanced” sounds more valuable.

The right difficulty is the amount of detail the painter currently wants to complete.

A Smaller Canvas Is Not Necessarily Easier

A small canvas reduces the physical painting area but can also make every face, object and decorative section smaller.

A larger canvas may provide more room around the same elements. It can take longer to fill, but the narrow areas may be easier to reach with a brush.

Compare the actual numbered layout and dimensions instead of assuming that compact means beginner-friendly.

Use the Filters to Narrow the Complete Catalog

Begin with Audience and Difficulty

Audience identifies who the product is intended for. Difficulty describes the numbered layout and amount of precision work.

These two filters should be considered together.

An adult can choose an easy design. A beginner does not have to choose a child-oriented product. A children’s product should still be checked for age guidance, canvas format and the size of its numbered sections.

Compare Canvas Size and Format

Canvas dimensions affect:

• Painting workspace
• Physical size of the numbered sections
• Time needed to cover broad areas
• Finished display space
• Frame and mounting choices

Orientation also matters. A vertical portrait fits a different wall space from a wide landscape or multi-panel composition.

Open the product page before ordering because size and format choices are not identical throughout the catalog.

Use Category, Style and Color as Supporting Filters

Category helps identify what appears in the image. Style describes how the subject is visually interpreted. Primary color helps coordinate the design with personal taste or an intended room.

Do not let color replace subject and difficulty.

Two predominantly blue paintings may provide very different experiences: one may contain broad ocean and sky areas, while another uses many small blue sections across architecture, clothing or patterned feathers.

Use several filters together, then compare the remaining products individually.

Review the Product Page Before Ordering

Confirm the Exact Kit Contents

A standard regular PaintEasy kit includes:

• One pre-printed numbered canvas
• Acrylic paints matched to the selected artwork
• Three paintbrushes

Mini Sets, children’s products, custom kits and multi-panel designs may use different canvas quantities, dimensions and supply arrangements.

The number of paint colors also depends on the selected artwork. PaintEasy does not use one fixed color count for every design.

Confirm the listed contents on the individual product page.

Check Size and Frame Choices

Depending on the listing, presentation options may include:

• No Frame
• DIY Frame
• Framed Canvas

Not every product provides every choice.

Check whether the dimensions refer to one canvas, each panel or the complete arrangement. Also confirm whether any mounting or hanging supplies are specifically included instead of assuming that the finished project arrives ready to hang.

Review Availability and Delivery Information

Current availability, processing requirements and delivery guidance can vary, particularly for custom or occasion-based orders.

Review the selected listing and PaintEasy’s Shipping Policy before ordering for a birthday, holiday or another fixed date.

Allow additional time if you plan to complete the painting before presenting it as a finished gift.

Plan a Painting Experience That Feels Worth Finishing

Choose an Image You Want to Keep Looking At

A paint by numbers project remains in view much longer than an ordinary product image.

The painter may spend several sessions moving through the background, central subject and smaller details. Choose artwork that continues to feel interesting after the first impression.

A favorite animal, destination, flower, color palette or personal photograph often provides a stronger reason to continue than choosing only by popularity.

Decide How Much Variety You Want

One regular canvas allows attention to remain on a single composition.

A Mini Set introduces several smaller images. A three-panel product divides the experience across coordinated canvases. A custom kit begins with a photograph that already carries personal meaning.

None of these formats is automatically better. Choose the one that matches the painter’s workspace, available time and preferred way of seeing progress.

Let the Composition Guide the Painting Order

There is no single required starting point for every PaintEasy canvas.

Before opening the first paint pot, locate:

• The principal subject
• The largest background areas
• The smallest important details
• Boundaries where dark and pale colors meet
• Areas where a resting hand could touch wet paint

Some painters work by color across the complete canvas. Others finish one section at a time.

The better method is the one that keeps the numbers organized, protects wet areas and makes it easy to return for the next session.

For a fuller introduction to the process, visit How Paint by Numbers Works.

Choose a Kit for Yourself or as a Gift

A paint by numbers kit gives the painter both a creative activity and a finished piece of artwork.

For a personal project, begin with the kind of painting experience you want:

• Broad, relaxing progress
• Precise detail
• Several small projects
• One longer composition
• A familiar subject
• A new visual style
• A personalized memory

For a gift, begin with the recipient rather than the occasion.

Think about what they already enjoy, where they might display the finished artwork and how much time they normally spend on creative activities.

A popular kit can provide a useful starting point, but a subject connected with the recipient will usually make the gift feel more intentional.

Continue Through PaintEasy’s Focused Collections

Use the complete catalog when you want to compare PaintEasy’s different audiences, themes and formats in one product grid.

Move into a focused collection when one factor becomes more important:

• New Paint by Numbers for recently introduced designs
• Beginner Paint by Numbers for more approachable layouts
• Paint by Numbers for Kids for child-oriented products
• Mini Paint by Numbers Sets for compact grouped projects
• 3 Panel Paint by Numbers for coordinated multi-canvas displays
• Custom Paint by Numbers for artwork organized around personalized subjects
• Animal Paint by Numbers for pets, birds and wildlife
• Flower Paint by Numbers for blossoms, bouquets and botanical scenes
• Landscape Paint by Numbers for mountains, forests, rivers, coasts and countryside
• Portrait Paint by Numbers for faces, figures and expressive human subjects

Start with the products purchased most often, narrow the catalog by the details that matter and choose the artwork you will still want to see when the final numbered area is complete.

Try it yourself! You don’t have to be neat. It doesn’t need to be perfect.