fleury_art Today, an artwork by Lea · @your_art_profile.
Warm terracotta meets deep blue. Curved shapes and fine lines give this abstract composition a quiet rhythm. 🎨
FLEURY Artroom
Upload a photo to see your artwork in different settings. You’ll also get a description, three title ideas and a social media post to copy. You can create up to five images a day for free.



FLEURY Artroom
Watch a painter use Artroom to try her painting on different walls.
Now available: after creating your images, you can choose to let FLEURY feature your work on its channels.
I’ve painted a picture. Now I’d like to sell it and show it to people. But how can I present it beautifully without rearranging my whole living room? Ah, there’s Artroom by Fleury-Art! Now I can see how my work looks on a wall. I upload my photo and choose up to three suitable backgrounds myself. A bright living room? Or perhaps a quiet studio wall? I download the finished images. I can use them on my website, in my sales listing or on my own social channels. And soon, if I’d like, I’ll also be able to give Fleury-Art permission to feature my work on its channels. [Note: this permission option is now available.] Up to five images a day are free. Now I can show my art at its best!
The same artwork feels different in each setting. These three examples show how to bring out your colours and shapes.



A sharp photo with faithful colours is enough. These four simple tips will help:


Hold your camera straight in front of the work, roughly level with its centre. The edges should look straight in the photo.
Photograph in even daylight without direct flash. If you see reflections, change your angle to the light slightly.
Does the photo include an easel, floor or unwanted border? You can crop it directly in Artroom.
Avoid heavy filters. Check that the photo is sharp and the colours match your original. An ordinary phone or camera photo works well.
Images of your artwork in an attractive setting, an artistic description, three title ideas and a social media caption. You can edit and copy the texts. The free example shows the complete result.
You can create five images a day, for example one artwork in three settings and a second in two. You can also have up to five new artworks analysed. The count restarts at midnight Swiss time. The prepared example does not count.
No. Start directly in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone. No extra app or sign-up is needed.
Yes. After analysis you’ll see three suggestions. “Explore all settings” opens the full selection. Choose up to three suitable settings at a time. While your daily limit lasts, you can create more images with the same photo.
A sharp, straight-on phone or camera photo is ideal. JPG, PNG and WebP up to 15 MB are supported, with at least 300 pixels per side and no more than 40 megapixels. You can crop unwanted edges directly in Artroom.
The proportions stay the same. The edges may be cropped slightly to fill the artwork area without borders. Choose a setting with a similar artwork format if the edges matter to you. The image does not show your artwork’s actual size on the wall.
Your uploaded artwork, edited texts and finished images remain accessible on this device for seven days from upload. Emailed download links last seven days from sending. Separately, we keep a private copy of the image and the automatically written texts for internal quality review until manual deletion. “Delete artwork” does not remove this copy. You can request its deletion through our contact page. We do not publish your work without separate permission. Contact us
Only if you explicitly allow it. In the results, you can choose to let FLEURY feature your artwork on the selected channels. Creating, copying and downloading also work without this permission.
Analysis can take a few minutes. The indicator shows steps that have actually finished. You can reopen the work in your collection later. If analysis is unavailable, you can choose the setting manually.
Strong colours often stand out in a light, quiet setting. Compare two options: does your eye go to the artwork or the furniture first? Choose the setting that keeps your art at the centre.
After analysis, Artroom suggests three suitable settings. You can also browse the full selection. Portrait, landscape and square formats are labelled. The artwork on the wall is not shown to scale.
Show how your work looks in a room. Add a straight-on photo of the original, details, actual dimensions and medium.
A calm, consistent setting helps bring related works together as a series.
Pair an image of your artwork in a room with the suggested caption for your post. You can edit the text before copying it.
If you wish, you can also allow FLEURY to feature your artwork from the results section. This is optional and confirmed separately.
An art mockup places a photo of your work into a prepared setting. You can then see how your art looks on that wall. Artroom requires neither Photoshop nor your own template.
Your original is not repainted. The photo is adapted to the perspective without stretching it. The edges may be cropped slightly to avoid white borders. Include photos of the original and close-ups of its details as well.
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