Davincified

Davincified is a paint-by-numbers company that sells premium kits to painters and, through a print-on-demand and dropshipping program, turns other people's designs into custom kits shipped straight to their customers. For a seller, the offer is a different kind of print-on-demand product: instead of a design printed on a t-shirt or poster, the buyer receives a numbered canvas, matching paints and brushes, and paints the design themselves. The company's program page, headed "Para artistas y creadores" (for artists and creators) on its Spanish-language version, promises "Convierte tus diseños en Kits de pintar por números personalizados" (turn your designs into custom paint-by-numbers kits) with no minimum order.

How the print-on-demand program works

The program page, published in several languages including Spanish and Polish, sets out a three-step flow under the heading "Del diseño al kit" (from design to kit). The seller sends a design, any artwork they would like to see painted, and Davincified handles the rest: printing, assembling the kit and shipping it directly to the seller's customer. In step two, the company turns the design into a printed, numbered canvas with matching paints and brushes. In step three, it packs the finished kit and ships it internationally, wherever the customers are.

The page gives four reasons to sell with Davincified: a small initial investment, since a seller can start without investing in inventory or equipment; premium materials in every kit so customers are happy; global reach through international shipping; and a hassle-free process in which Davincified takes care of production and shipping so the seller can concentrate on creating. To start, a seller creates a business account in the company's Business Portal, where they can check wholesale prices and place orders in one place. Questions about the program go to sales@davincified.com. Wholesale prices sit behind that portal rather than on the public pages.

Alongside print on demand, the site's business menu lists wholesale, an affiliate program, group discounts and a separate "Sell Your Art" route. That last one works differently: the homepage says Davincified licenses designs from independent artists and pays them "a royalty on every kit sold," with the artist keeping the copyright and having their name on the box. An artist can therefore either supply designs for Davincified to sell in its own store under a royalty, or run their own store and use the print-on-demand program to fulfill it.

What is in a kit

The FAQ describes a standard kit: a pre-printed canvas with numbered sections, high-opacity acrylic paint pots matched to those numbers, three wooden-handle brushes in different sizes, and a printed reference image with instructions. The company says most customers paint straight out of the box, needing only a cup of water and a paper towel. It describes the canvas as "wrinkle-free linen-blend canvas that's individually primed," says the paints cover the numbers in one coat, and says every kit includes more paint than the design needs. Kits ship in a protective tube.

Designs vary in complexity. The FAQ suggests planning 8-12 hours for a simpler design with around 24 colors and 20+ hours for detailed 36- or 48-color designs, and the store also sells 80-color and 120-color kits, large kits and mini kits. That painting time matters for seasonal sellers: the homepage tells buyers that Halloween kits take two or three weeks of evenings to finish, so holiday designs need to be on sale well ahead of the date. For custom work, Davincified uses what it calls its Smart Sectioning algorithm, and a Color Preview shows how the finished kit will look before ordering. The store's own custom options include kits made from a customer's photo and an AI image generator: a customer describes a scene, "your dog as an astronaut, the street you grew up on," and the company turns it into a numbered kit, or presses "Surprise me."

Catalog and pricing in the store

The consumer store gives a sense of the range a seller's work sits beside. Categories include animals, landscapes, flowers, cats, famous artists, non-AI art, anime and manga, holidays, Christmas, Halloween, romance, still life, vintage, abstract, travel posters, national parks, religious themes and dinosaurs, plus a Famous Artists collection with Leonardo da Vinci, Vincent van Gogh, Alphonse Mucha, Claude Monet, Edgar Degas and Edvard Munch. The homepage claims "10,000+ paintings to choose from," a 4.7/5 rating from "100,000+ happy customers" and more than 2K five-star reviews.

Retail prices on the homepage show standard kits at $29.90 against a crossed-out $59.90, custom kits at $39.90 against $79.90, and licensed artist kits at $34.90. A fall sale runs as "Buy 2, Get 1 Free," with the cheapest item taken off at checkout. US orders over $100 ship free, and the local stores set their own thresholds, such as COP 341,000 in Colombia and PLN 390 in Poland. A rewards program earns DavinciCoins on every order, with tiers from Silver to Platinum, and new visitors are offered $10 off. These are consumer prices; the business prices for print-on-demand orders are in the portal.

Shipping, guarantee and support

The FAQ says most orders arrive within 1-2 weeks depending on the country, that Davincified ships to 100+ countries, and that each product page shows the delivery estimate for the visitor's country. Customers get an email with a tracking number when the order ships and can follow it on the Track Order page. The shipping section promises "fast, reliable, and secure international shipping with our trusted partners."

On quality, the homepage says that if a canvas arrives creased, a paint pot dries out or a color does not match the sheet, the company replaces it with "no time limit and no returning the painting you already started"; the footer calls this a lifetime warranty. Missing paint colors are replaced free on request, matched to the kit. The FAQ adds that every kit is covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. The site advertises 24/7 support and lists hello@davincified.com for customers.

Who Davincified suits

The program suits artists, illustrators and creators whose audience would enjoy painting their work rather than hanging a print of it, and shop owners who want an unusual product with no minimum order and no stock. The photo and AI custom options already built into Davincified's own store show what buyers expect from the product. A seller who needs several product types from one supplier will need another partner, since Davincified makes only paint-by-numbers kits and their accessories, and anyone who wants to price products before signing up should know wholesale prices are shown only in the Business Portal.