Picture Frame Sizes and Prices in Nigeria

Framing a photograph in Nigeria usually means two separate bills: one to print the picture and another to frame it, with a trip in between and a price that only appears at the end. This page is the whole list instead. Every size we sell, what it costs in Naira, and what is included — so you can work out the total before you start.

WALL FRAMES — framed prints made to hang, with adhesive on the back. No nails and no drilling.

8×8 inches (20×20 cm) — ₦12,000 8×10 inches (20×25 cm) — ₦16,000 12×12 inches (30×30 cm) — ₦22,000 12×16 inches (30×41 cm) — ₦30,000 16×16 inches (41×41 cm) — ₦38,000

DESK FRAMES — smaller framed prints with an easel back, for a desk, a shelf or a bedside table.

4×6 inches (10×15 cm) — ₦7,500 6×6 inches (15×15 cm) — ₦9,000 5×7 inches (13×18 cm) — ₦9,500 8×10 inches (20×25 cm) — ₦14,500

PHOTO BOX — loose prints in a keepsake box, priced as a bundle rather than per print. Minimum five photographs.

Up to 25 prints — ₦18,000 at 4×6, ₦24,000 at 5×7 Up to 50 prints — ₦30,000 at 4×6, ₦42,000 at 5×7 Up to 100 prints — ₦52,000 at 4×6, ₦75,000 at 5×7

The box is where the arithmetic gets interesting. At 4×6, twenty-five prints work out at about ₦720 each, fifty at ₦600 each and a hundred at about ₦520 each. It is by some distance the cheapest way to get a large number of photographs off a phone and into your hands.

What the price includes: the printing, the paper, the frame and the mounting. There is no separate framing charge, no setup fee, and the finish you choose does not change the price — a 12×12 in gold metal costs the same ₦22,000 as a 12×12 in classic white. Mats and printed borders are free too. The only paid extra on the whole site is AI photo restoration, at ₦2,500 per photograph, and that is opt-in per photo.

Delivery is free on orders over ₦40,000. That threshold sits lower than it sounds once you are buying more than one frame: three 12×12s come to ₦66,000, five 8×8s come to ₦60,000, and a fifty-print photo box at 4×6 is ₦30,000, so pairing it with a single wall frame clears the line. Below ₦40,000 the delivery charge is shown at checkout before you pay, never after.

Which size for which wall? A rough guide, and no more than that:

8×8 is a cluster size. One on its own reads as small on a large wall, but four or six of them together carry a whole stretch of it. 8×10 and 12×16 are the portrait shapes — the right answer for a person standing up, a full-length outfit or a convocation photograph. 12×12 is the single-frame size. Above a console table, beside a door, over a bedside table, it holds its own without dominating. 16×16 is the statement. It is the one people notice from the doorway, and it wants clear wall around it rather than company. 4×6 and 5×7 desk frames are for the surfaces you pass every day, not the wall.

Two things worth knowing before you choose. The bigger the print, the more pixels it needs — a 16×16 asks for roughly 2,400 pixels along each edge to print sharp, which a recent phone photograph will usually have and a picture forwarded through a chat app usually will not. Every upload is measured against the exact size you picked and you are warned before you pay, not after. And the shape of the print does not have to match the shape of the photograph: a square crop of a portrait photograph is often a stronger picture than the whole frame of it, and you can decide that in the editor with the crop in front of you.

There are twelve frame finishes — classic white, matte black, natural oak, walnut, espresso, maple, cherry, gold metal, silver metal, driftwood, bamboo, and a frameless canvas with no moulding at all — and five wall sizes, so there is no version of this where you are picking from three options in a shop. Everything is printed on museum-grade matte paper, which does not throw glare back at you and does not hold fingerprints.

Payment is by Paystack, in Naira, at checkout. Delivery is 2–4 working days in major cities and 5–8 working days elsewhere in Nigeria. Prices on this page are the current shelf prices; the cart is always the authority, and it prices every item from the same catalogue the site is built on.