Is this a service for ordering a kit from a photo?
No. PaintGenAI helps a team prepare a digital project. Manufacturing, packing and delivering a physical kit do not happen automatically when a pattern is created.
Production workflow
PaintGenAI
Software for paint-by-numbers manufacturers.
PaintGenAI is a browser workspace for preparing digital projects, not a shop selling finished kits. A designer reviews the image and pattern; a technologist links colours to materials; the responsible team decides on physical release.
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The workflow
Prepare and review the pattern.
- 01
Record the source and intended use
Select paint by numbers, upload an image you have the rights to use and save the chosen version. Before generation, define the canvas size and audience: a simple children's drawing and a detailed adult portrait need different decisions.
- 02
Prepare the palette and pattern
Set colour count and complexity. Compare the source, colour layout and numbered pattern. If an important outline disappears or narrow fragments appear, adjust the source or settings; more colours do not automatically improve the result.
- 03
Review the digital project
Check small regions, number placement, important details and the paint legend. Record findings and resolve them before preparing the current export. Automated checks do not replace a designer's visual review.
- 04
Verify physical materials
Link colours to specific paints and materials. Make a test print at the target size and assess readability, colour reproduction and paintability. Only then can the responsible team approve the physical kit.
One working context
What stays with the project.
- Selected technique and source-image version.
- Generation settings, palette and current pattern.
- QA findings, material links and current export.
- A separate test-print and physical-release decision: a digital pattern does not prove factory readiness.
Practical answers
Project preparation questions.
Can I use the software without installing it?
The workspace runs in a browser. Project work requires sign-in; public examples do not. Beta access is requested separately.
How can I check the result before using it in production?
Review the public sources, layouts and patterns, then test your own permitted source in the workspace. Check readability at the intended size and make a test print. Demonstration images are not print-ready kit files.
Does an export mean a kit is ready to sell?
No. Review the current digital export alongside materials, calibration and a physical print. The responsible production team makes the final decision.
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