ArtStage

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Place artwork in gallery-style interiors with adjustable framing.

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
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What it does

ArtStage stages artwork in room scenes with custom frames, mats, crop controls and HD export. Free rooms provide a starting point, while subscribers can use the full room library and import their own wall photographs. The app supports iPhone and iPad, with compatible Apple silicon Macs also listed.

Use the blue plus button and choose Art to import an artwork image; several images can be selected together. Adjust the crop or skip that step, then open Frames to choose a surround. No Frame removes it. Scale, position, rotation, shadows and brightness help place the work in the room, while text and watermarks can identify the artist or title.

Subscribers can choose Room from the import control to add a client's own wall photograph. Several works can form a diptych, triptych or gallery arrangement before high-resolution export. The supplied room images are licensed for personal and commercial use, including marketing artwork.

Free rooms remain available without a subscription. Paid access unlocks all rooms and custom room import, and renews automatically until cancelled through Settings and Manage Account. Restore Purchases can resynchronise paid access if it appears locked.

The current app requires iOS or iPadOS 26. Compatible Macs need macOS 26 and an M1 chip or newer; the store marks the app as not verified for macOS.

Strengths

  • Documents artwork import, crop and frame controls.
  • Supports custom room photographs for subscribers.

Watch out for

  • Custom room import and the full room library require a renewing subscription.
  • The current version requires iOS or iPadOS 26, or a compatible Mac with macOS 26.

Best for

  • Artists preparing framed artwork previews and gallery-wall proposals.

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