Features
ArtGyver is a gallery website and a print works that already know about each other. You upload and set prices; we produce and ship. Here is what comes with a gallery.
Your gallery site
Your own web address
A free address like yourname.artgyver.com the moment you sign up, or point a domain you already own at your gallery instead.
Themes
Colours, fonts and layout are yours to set, with a live preview as you change them.
Collections
Group work into series, themes or shows so visitors can browse the way you think about it.
Your own pages
Home, About and Contact pages you write yourself, with a proper editor.
A blog
Write posts, or have a first draft written from your own work and keywords and edit it before publishing.
Selling your work
We print and ship it
Every order is produced by us — printed, mounted, framed, packed and posted to the buyer. You never handle a print or a parcel, and nothing is made until it sells.
Print finishes
Paper, wrapped canvas, canvas with a floater frame, framed, matted and acrylic — each with its own sizes.
Framed prints
Buyers choose a real moulding and border width and see it around the piece. We cut, join, glaze and ship the finished frame.
Your prices
Start from our pricing or set your own for any size and finish. Offering a size costs you nothing until it sells.
Offers
Let a buyer propose a price. You accept or decline, and they are emailed either way.
Being found
Colour search
Visitors find work by the colours in it. Colours are read from each image automatically.
Map and location search
Tag a piece with where it was made; visitors explore your work on a map.
Search engines
Sitemaps, structured data and per-page titles and descriptions are generated as you add work.
Image sharing
Show selected work on other ArtGyver galleries, and choose which domains may use yours.
Running the shop
Orders
Every order in one list, with what was bought, which moulding, and where it is going.
AI descriptions
Draft a description for a piece from its title and tags, then edit it in your own words.
See it with your own work
Create a gallery and upload a piece — it takes a few minutes.
Create your gallery