Printumo

Printumo is a print-on-demand platform for wall art, built around two products: hand-stretched canvas and fine art paper prints, each available framed. It sells to artists and art shops who want to offer their work as prints without holding stock, and it calls itself the "#1 wall art print-on-demand for artists." The homepage promise is "Create & sell canvas and paper prints in 53 countries," with production facilities in the EU, UK, USA, Canada and Australia and a shipping point in Dubai. The company is Printumo ApS, registered at Pilestræde 41, 1112 København K, with CVR number 45022668, and the site runs in English, French, Dutch, German, Danish, Swedish, Italian and Spanish.

What a seller gets

The homepage sums up the offer in three lines: "Upload your art or use our design library," "We print, pack and ship to 53 countries," and "Order for your customers or yourself - only pay for what you sell." The pricing menu adds "No commission, no subscription, no setup costs." It claims "10,000+ happy users," and new accounts get 30% off the first order.

Canvas. "Hand-stretched canvas giclée prints, available stretched or framed and ready to hang." The product menu describes it as "Hand-stretched matte canvas, ready to hang." Frames are offered as an option on the canvas line.

Fine art paper. "Fine art museum-grade matte paper prints, available rolled or framed and ready to hang." The menu calls it "Archival paper with a natural matte finish." Paper prints can take frames and passepartouts or borders.

The footer lists Framing and Giclée printing as their own product pages next to Canvas and Fine art paper, plus a free sample. The "Switch to Printumo" pitch for sellers already using another supplier names XL sizes as a selling point: "Lower costs, offer XL sizes, reach 53 countries, boost your profits." One customer story is built around it, with the artist Amanda saying it is "incredibly easy to sell my art online, especially with extra large canvas prints!" The range stops at wall art. Printumo does not sell apparel, mugs or stationery, and the whole product menu is canvas, paper and framing.

How orders flow

The "How Print-On-Demand works" section lays out four steps. Create products by uploading your own designs or picking from the library. Start selling by connecting a webshop or placing orders manually "for selling on other platforms." Get orders, which Printumo handles "automatically or you can place them manually." Then "We print your artwork and ship it, almost anywhere in the world."

Integrations. The integrations menu names Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, Wix and Squarespace, plus the Printumo API, with documentation, product import and an "All integrations" page.

Printumo Shop. Sellers without a store can open one: "No shop yet? Start one in minutes. Free to get started. No technical knowledge required." The shop is listed as "100% free," "User-friendly" and "Your own branding," with its own Printumo Shop Terms in the footer.

Ordering for yourself. "Order for myself" appears among the use cases, next to print on demand, dropshipping, ecommerce, wholesale, art shops and selling licensed art.

Where it prints and ships

This is the most specific part of the site. "Each canvas and fine art print is printed, framed, and ready to ship within days. With production facilities in the EU, UK, USA, Canada, and Australia, we ensure fast, reliable, and hassle-free delivery to you and your customers." A "We ship from" list names 11 cities: London; Barcelona; Dallas, Los Angeles, Sacramento and Raleigh in the US; Toronto and Vancouver in Canada; Prague; Melbourne; and Dubai.

The "We ship to" list runs to 53 countries. It covers most of the EU plus the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Andorra, San Marino and Montenegro; the United States and Canada; Australia and New Zealand; Israel, Turkey, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates; and Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, South Korea and Thailand.

On speed, the fulfillment section says "Orders are printed and shipped in just a few days," with "fast shipping across the EU, UK, USA, Canada and Australia" and "real-time tracking for smooth customer service." The pricing menu describes shipping as "Tracked worldwide delivery." Product prices and shipping rates sit on their own pricing pages.

Tools for growing a shop

Design library. "Upload your own designs or use our +200K design library to resell licensed artworks." The library is pitched as "a library of top-performing designs," which opens Printumo to shop owners who curate rather than create.

Mockup generator. "Mockups that sell," with a simple workflow: "Upload your art, and let the mockup generator do the rest."

AI upscaler. Listed under the Grow menu with the library and mockup generator, useful for artwork that is too small for large canvas sizes. The company blog recommends uploading digital art "in formats with high resolution (150 dpi or higher) to ensure sharp, professional results."

Learning. The Resources menu lists a blog, help center, webinars, coaching and an FAQ, plus an affiliate program. The blog guide to print-on-demand covers finding a niche, building a brand and pricing, and notes that "With Printumo, you can easily calculate pricing based on production costs."

What customers say

The homepage customer stories give concrete results. Joanna went "From 0 to 10 orders a week" and says "Using Printumo has been transformative for my art business." Jacob Lund reports "+€30,000 monthly revenue" and says "Printumo has enabled me to sell canvas prints globally, generating more than €30,000 in monthly revenue." David highlights "Fast shipping to the whole world" and says "The quality of the canvas prints exceeded my expectations, my buyers love how their prints look!" A "Loved by artists" gallery links to the shops and portfolios of artists using the service. The blog adds a retail customer's view: "As a retail business, we needed reliable fulfillment. Printumo delivers fast shipping and handles all customer service issues promptly."

Who Printumo suits

Printumo suits painters, photographers and illustrators who sell canvas and paper prints and want them printed near their buyers in the EU, UK, US, Canada and Australia. The 11 shipping origins, the tracked delivery and the canvas and paper lines in stretched, rolled and framed forms cover what most wall art shops need. The free Printumo Shop and first-order discount make it easy to start with no existing store, while the integrations and API serve established shops on Shopify, Etsy, WooCommerce, Wix or Squarespace. The +200K licensed design library adds a second route for shop owners who resell art rather than make it.

It suits less well a seller who wants T-shirts, mugs or stickers from the same supplier, since the range is wall art only. For an artist whose product is the print on the wall, the production network and the XL canvas sizes are the reasons to look.