FLEURY Artroom

Your art. Beautifully presented.

Upload a photo, choose a background and create images for sales, your portfolio and social media. Up to five images a day, free.

Your original
Your original
Your artwork in a room
Your artwork in a room
A new perspective
A new perspective

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FLEURY Artroom

From finished artwork to a beautiful presentation

See how a simple photo becomes a presentation image. Follow a painter as she tries Artroom.

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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. My photo becomes a beautiful presentation image. 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. Up to five images a day are free. Now I can show my art at its best!

FLEURY Artroom

One artwork. Three different impressions.

An artwork tells a different story against a quiet studio wall than above a sideboard. Try backgrounds that support your colours and shapes. You choose the scene; your artwork stays at the centre.

A good photo is the best starting point.

You don’t need a photography studio. A sharp, faithful photo of your original is enough. Before uploading it, take a moment to check these four things:

Best avoided
Best avoidedAn angled view and heavy shadows change the impression.
A better starting point
A better starting pointStraight on, evenly lit and cropped to the artwork’s edges.

Face the artwork

Keep your camera parallel to the surface, roughly level with its centre. Check that the edges look straight in the photo. This helps your painting look convincing in the mockup.

Soft daylight

Photograph in even light without direct flash. For glossy paint or varnish, adjust your position relative to the light until distracting reflections disappear.

Just your artwork

Crop out the easel, floor and surrounding objects. Upload the painted surface itself. If it already has a frame, photograph the frame separately when documenting the original for sale.

Sharp, faithful colour

Avoid heavy filters and excessive saturation. Check the preview before creating images. JPG, PNG and WebP files up to 15 MB are supported, with at least 300 pixels on each side.

Which background suits your painting?

Strong colours often look particularly clear in a light, understated setting. A lived-in room can give a quieter composition more context. Compare two scenes: does your eye go to the artwork first, or to the furniture? Choose a room where your work remains easy to appreciate.

Artroom offers scenes for portrait, landscape and square artworks. Not every room is available for every aspect ratio. The cards show the background first; your artwork is added after you choose. These scenes help you present your work, but they are not a to-scale plan for hanging it in a real room.

For the people about to discover your art.

Coming soon: you’ll be able to give permission for selected works to be featured on FLEURY’s social channels. This will be optional and confirmed separately. Downloading and sharing images on your own channels is already available.

What is an art mockup?

An art mockup places a photo of your work into a prepared room scene. The resulting presentation image shows how a canvas, painting or poster can look on a wall. You don’t need Photoshop or your own template. With Artroom, you upload your photo and choose backgrounds directly in your browser.

Your original is not repainted. Its photo is adapted to the perspective of your chosen scene. Depending on the aspect ratio, empty borders may appear within the artwork area. A room scene therefore replaces neither a close-up of the surface nor the actual dimensions of the original.

Your questions about Artroom

Is Artroom free?

Yes. Each visitor can create up to five free presentation images per day. Choose one to three backgrounds for each job. The ready-made example does not count towards your daily allowance.

Do I need an app or an account?

Start directly in your browser on a computer, tablet or phone. Artroom requires no extra app and no separate user account.

Can I choose the background myself?

Yes. After uploading, you’ll see the backgrounds available for your artwork’s proportions. Select up to three. You can then try other scenes with the same photo while your daily allowance lasts.

Which files can I use?

JPG, PNG and WebP up to 15 MB. The photo needs at least 300 pixels per side and must not exceed 40 megapixels. Scene availability depends on the aspect ratio; some unusual formats do not yet have a suitable scene.

Will my image be cropped or stretched?

Artroom fits your photo proportionally into the designated area. Borders may appear if the aspect ratios differ. The room perspective affects its appearance; the artwork’s actual size is not simulated.

How long can I download the results?

Your results are available for 24 hours. The exact expiry time is shown with them. Save the images to your device before using them in your portfolio or sales listing.

Will my artwork be published automatically?

No. You choose where to use your downloaded images. Any future feature on FLEURY’s channels will require separate, optional permission.

What happens after five images or during a pause?

Your personal allowance renews at midnight Swiss time. If the image service or overall allowance is paused, Artroom displays a notice. The free example stays available.

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