“I framed my grandmother's portraits in walnut and hung six of them in one evening. My landlord never even knew.”
Tomiwa
- Peel & stick
- Restick anywhere
- No nails, no holes
- Pay with Paystack
- Free delivery over ₦40,000
Three ways to print.
Pick what you're making — we'll only show you sizes that fit it.
Twelve frames, one wall
Natural oak, walnut, matte black, brushed gold, frameless canvas and more — choose a different finish for every photo.
A real studio, in your browser
Crop, straighten, warm it up, add grain or go black-and-white. Eight filters, all live, all before you commit.
See it on your actual wall
Drop your prints into a living room, bedroom or study and drag them around until the arrangement feels right.
Printed with care, hung by you
A wall you'll still like in five years.
Museum-grade matte paper, deep ink, and a frame that holds its colour. Every print ships ready to go up in under a minute.
Three taps to a wall you love.
From your camera roll to your living room, without leaving the house.
Upload your photos
Straight from your phone. Screenshots and WhatsApp photos work too.
Pick a frame and size
Twelve finishes, five sizes, from ₦12,000. Preview each one instantly.
Peel and stick
We print and deliver. You press it to the wall — and move it whenever you like.
Find your finish.
Every frame is real wood or metal, matched to a museum-grade print. See all 12 finishes.
Walls from around the country.
Real homes, real prints. Tag us and yours could land here.
Your best photos deserve a wall.
Pick four favourites and see them framed in about two minutes. Nothing to pay until you're happy with the arrangement.
What people say.
4.8
“The editor did the work for me — cropped, warmed up, done. Print quality is better than the frame shop down my street.”
Ngozi, Enugu
“Ordered nine prints for my daughter's naming ceremony. Paid with Paystack, delivered in four days.”
Bashir, Abuja
Questions, answered.
How much is a picture frame in Nigeria?
Wall frames start at ₦12,000 for an 8×8 and run to ₦38,000 for a 16×16, with 8×10 at ₦16,000, 12×12 at ₦22,000 and 12×16 at ₦30,000. Desk frames start at ₦7,500 for a 4×6. A photo box of loose prints starts at ₦18,000 for up to 25 prints. The frame and the printing are included in that price — there is no separate framing charge.
How long does delivery take, and how much is it?
Major cities are 2–4 working days. Everywhere else in Nigeria is 5–8 working days. Delivery is free on orders over ₦40,000; below that, the delivery charge is shown at checkout before you pay.
Will the frames damage my paint or my landlord's wall?
No nails and no drilling. The adhesive strips hold on painted walls, tiles and wallpaper, then peel away clean. Give freshly painted walls about two weeks to cure before you stick anything to them, and make sure the surface is clean and dry.
Can I move a frame after I have put it up?
Yes — that is the point of peel-and-stick. Lift a frame off, reposition it and press it back. Most walls take dozens of moves without leaving a mark, so you can get the spacing right by eye instead of committing with a drill.
What resolution do my photos need to be?
Any photo from a phone made in the last few years is plenty for the smaller sizes. We check every upload against the exact size you picked and warn you before you pay if an image is too small to print sharp, so you are never guessing.
Can you fix an old, faded or blurry photo?
Yes. AI photo restoration is a paid add-on at ₦2,500 per photo. It repairs old or damaged photographs and upscales small or blurry ones, and you can see the before-and-after comparison before you decide to keep it.
What frame finishes can I choose from?
There are 12: classic white, matte black, natural oak, walnut, espresso, maple, cherry, gold metal, silver metal, driftwood, bamboo and frameless canvas. You can preview any of them on your photo in the editor before you order.
What sizes do you offer?
Wall frames come in 8×8, 12×12 and 16×16 inches square, plus 8×10 and 12×16 portrait. Desk frames come in 4×6, 5×7, 6×6 and 8×10. Photo box prints come in 4×6 and 5×7.
Do you deliver outside Lagos?
Yes, we deliver across Nigeria. Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and other major cities are 2–4 working days; anywhere else in the country is 5–8 working days.
How do I pay?
Payment is handled by Paystack at checkout, in Naira. Prices on the site are the prices you pay — there are no setup fees and no separate framing charge.
Do I need any tools to hang the frames?
No. No hammer, no drill, no rawl plugs and no wall plugs. That matters on Nigerian plastered block walls, where hanging a picture normally means borrowing a hammer drill and leaving a permanent hole.
Can I see what the frames will look like on my own wall first?
Yes. Upload a photo of your actual wall and the preview shows your frames on it at true size, so you can move them around and settle the arrangement before you order rather than after.
Can I edit my photo before it is printed?
Yes, in your browser — crop, straighten and apply filters, choose a mat, and add a printed border. There is no back-and-forth over WhatsApp: what you see on screen is what gets printed.
What paper do you print on?
Museum-grade matte paper. Matte is the right choice behind a frame because it does not throw glare back at you the way gloss does, which matters in bright Nigerian daylight, and it does not hold fingerprints.
How many photos fit in a photo box?
Up to 100 loose prints. Pricing is by bundle: up to 25 prints from ₦18,000, up to 50 prints from ₦30,000 and up to 100 prints from ₦52,000 at 4×6. It is the cheapest way to get a large number of photos off your phone and into your hands.