"Quality and customer satisfaction are the most important things to us when it comes to printing on demand."
FinerWorks is a leading print-on-demand and order fulfillment service specializing in high-quality art and photo printing. Founded to help artists, photographers, and creative entrepreneurs bring their work to life, FinerWorks has become a trusted partner for thousands of creatives across the U.S. and internationally.
What We Do
FinerWorks provides professional printing on a wide range of media and surfaces, including:
- Fine Art Papers (Giclée printing)
- Canvas Prints
- Metal Prints
- Posters
- Photo Prints
- Wood Prints
- Acrylic Glass Prints
- Custom Frames and Mats
- Merchandise like mugs, greeting cards, and gift items
Who We Serve
Our services are tailored for both individual creators and businesses, offering solutions for single prints, bulk orders, and automated order fulfillment.
- Independent artists and photographers
- E-commerce sellers (Etsy, Shopify, WooCommerce, etc.)
- Designers and marketers
- Hobbyists and gift-givers
Why Choose FinerWorks?
- Archival-Quality Prints – Pigment-based inks and museum-grade papers
- No Minimums – Order a single print or hundreds
- Custom Branded Drop Shipping – Ship directly to your customer under your brand
- User-Friendly Interface – Upload, preview, and customize online
- Excellent Support – Friendly, knowledgeable help when you need it
Our Story
FinerWorks Media, LLC started in the early 2000s as an online printing company specializing in canvas prints, printing everything from people's photos to fine art. Over time, the company started to evolve into other areas of printing, starting with printing on various fine art papers. While FinerWorks continued to provide quality canvas prints, by 2010, FinerWorks became known in various sectors of the fine art market for its giclée printing capabilities. This attracted many artists looking for quality reproductions of their work as prints. FinerWorks is based in San Antonio, TX.
The company continued to evolve over the next decade, adding to its services custom framing and prints on other forms of media. By 2015, FinerWorks became widely associated with both small (single order) print fulfillment for thousands of artists and photographers, while also providing high-volume print and frame services for the home décor market.
Through a streamlined approach to printing, manufacturing, and order fulfillment, FinerWorks has become a major trade printer in the fine art industry.
Some companies leave you with the feeling that your prints are going to be only as good as your file, with no help in getting the quality you want. FinerWorks is different in that we are a strong proponent of helping our customers get the most accurate fine art and canvas prints possible.
As a certified Hahnemühle production studio, we have been able to demonstrate an understanding and practice of producing prints with incredible accuracy using the latest in digital printing technology for canvas and fine art paper giclée prints. This allows us to meet the standards set by the most demanding artists and photographers.
FAQs
- How long has FinerWorks been in business?
Artists and photographers first began using FinerWorks in 1999 however, we official coined our company name as FinerWorks in 2003. We began with making prints exclusively on canvas but soon added fine art papers. Our web technology is setup so people at all levels can order fine art prints of their work on the same papers and canvas placed in galleries, hotels and homes of collectors.
- What kind of printers and inks do you use?
We use a combination of different inks, depending on the printer used. This includes the Epson Ultrachome ink lineup (solvent and resin) as well as the Canon LUCIA EX pigment ink set. We also use Mimaki UV inks for certain products. One thing you can be assured of is that FinerWorks only uses name-brand inks for giclee prints and does not use aftermarket substitutes.
- Does FinerWorks use calibrated displays/monitors and printers?
Yes. We run regular re-calibration cycles on our monitors and run regular cleaning and calibration cycles on our printers. This is to ensure consistent results with every print job. All machines are calibrated based on standards set by the International Color Consortium (www.color.org).