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Made for Everyone

Bring Out Your Inner Artist

With Escape By Numbers, anyone can easily create stunning paintings. Each kit comes with a canvas printed with numbered sections and pots of paint matched to those numbers. Match the numbers to the colors and fill in the sections. No guessing, no blank-canvas panic — the painting's already in there, you're just bringing it out one number at a time. That's the escape. It's screen-free, and the noise in your head goes quiet while you work. Whether you've never held a brush or you paint all the time, there's a canvas for you.

Trusted by 22,400 + happy painters!

The Escape by Numbers Difference

A look inside what puts Escape by Numbers Kits in a league of its own.

Paint that Actually Covers

36 Colors - the perfect amount of detail without being overwhelming. Rich acrylic that goes on smooth and stays vibrant.

6 -Detail-ready brushes.

Sturdy enough to still feel new on your next painting. Every order comes with a Free Upgraded Brush Set for a total of 11 Brushes!

Real Cotton & Linen Canvas

Natural grip and texture, not thin plastic.

Loved by Beginners, Gift Givers and Artists

Cyrus T.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"My girlfriend got me this as a joke because I'm the least artistic person alive. It's like meditation but you actually have something to show for it. It's in my office now and people ask where I got the painting."

Diana S. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"Something quiet to come home to. Now my partner and I paint together on our days off"

Matilda L. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

"I sat with it for three hours and didn't touch my phone once, which hasn't happened in I don't know how long. It's above my bed now."

Fun Fact about Paint by Numbers

Leonardo da Vinci invented it. He used to hand pre-numbered canvases to his apprentices so they could fill in sections while he focused on the harder parts.

That's where paint by numbers came from - eventually. In 1951, a commercial artist named Dan Robbins took the idea, packaged it for regular people, and launched the first kit out of Detroit. Critics called it an insult to real art. By 1954, Americans had bought 12 million of them.

Even Eisenhower's staff was painting them in the White House.

Seventy-five years later, it still does what it was built to do - turning anyone with a brush into someone who made the art on their wall.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know before you start painting.

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