AFArt For My RoomTools for working artists

Free artist planning tool

Analyse your painting before you list it.

Turn artwork details into clearer pricing evidence, stronger presentation, useful title ideas and a buyer-ready listing plan.

  • Private by default
  • Built for original paintings
  • Guidance—not a formal valuation

What the analyser considers

A practical studio check—not a mysterious score.

01

Pricing evidence

Record size, materials, labour, framing and commission so the suggested range has a visible basis.

02

Listing readiness

Check whether the title, medium, dimensions, year, image and story give a buyer enough confidence.

03

Presentation

Review image clarity, dominant colours, visual balance and the kinds of rooms where the work may feel natural.

04

Discoverability

Develop useful title, description and keyword directions without replacing the artist’s own voice.

A transparent example

What a useful result looks like

For a medium-sized original oil painting, the analyser first checks the facts the artist provides. It then separates measurable information from creative suggestions.

FACTS80 × 60 cm · oil on canvas

Dimensions, materials, year, framing and working time come directly from the artist.

GUIDANCEPrepare stronger price evidence

Add materials and labour before treating any suggested range as useful.

PRESENTATIONWarm focal-point painting

The palette may suit living rooms, dining spaces or interiors using ochre, burgundy and natural wood.

Questions artists ask

Before you analyse a painting

Is the Painting Analyzer free?

Creating an artist account is free. The public page explains the tool, and the working analyser opens inside the private Artist Studio.

Does it provide a formal art valuation?

No. It provides transparent studio pricing guidance based on the details entered by the artist. It is not an auction-house appraisal or professional valuation.

Will the painting become public automatically?

No. Analyses are private by default. The artist decides what artwork and information should appear on a public artist page.

What should I prepare?

Use a clear artwork photograph and add the medium, dimensions, year, materials, framing, working time and any existing price information you have.

Ready when the painting is

Give the work a stronger listing foundation.

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