Custom Print
Your Stelo.
Your Artwork.
Print any image or design directly onto the front face of your Stelo module — permanent, precise, and personal.
Use AI-generated art, photography you love, or artwork purchased from independent artists. Each module is printed individually in the UK.
Example prints
A selection of artwork styles and sources — each printed directly onto a Stelo module.
Your own photos — pets, landscapes, close-ups — print with the same clarity as professional imagery. Taken on a Samsung Galaxy phone.
Purchase digital art online and print it on your Stelo. "Meramora wallpaper" by meramora on DeviantArt. Created using AI tools. Purchased for print use. © meramora.
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Google Gemini prompt: "Create a portrait orientation of a waterfall in a modern take on Hokusai's waterfalls of Japan, using bold colours."
Use copyright-free historic artwork. This is a Claude Debussy sheet music cover (based on Japanese art).
How it works
Choose your size
Standard Stelo (81 × 110mm print area, £34) or Large Stelo (95 × 130mm print area, £44). Both include the module and print.
Upload your image or artwork
JPEG or PNG at the highest resolution you have. We'll scale and position it to fill the print face precisely.
We print and ship
Each module is printed and dispatched individually from the UK. The print is permanent and moisture-resistant. Module body: PLA. Reservoir: PETG — the same food-safe polymer used in recyclable water bottles.
Configure your print
Choose your size and colour, then upload your image or artwork. All prices include the Stelo module and print.
Size
Module colour
Upload your image or artwork
JPEG or PNG. Maximum print area: 81mm wide · 110mm high. Use the highest resolution available for the sharpest result.
After placing your order you'll receive a confirmation email. Your uploaded artwork will be reviewed before printing. We'll contact you if we need a higher-resolution file.
Where to find artwork
You're not limited to what you own. Here are four good sources — each with different considerations around rights and licensing.
Your own photography
Photos you've taken yourself are yours to use without restriction. Landscapes, close-up botanicals, abstract textures — anything with strong contrast and colour will print well at this scale.
No licence required — you own the copyright.
Purchase digital art online
There's a huge range of independent illustrators, photographers and digital artists online. You can purchase digital art directly from creators on platforms like DeviantArt.
Always check that the licence you purchase covers physical print use. If it's not clear, message the artist directly before ordering.
Visit DeviantArtGenerate with AI
Tools like Gemini let you generate unique artwork from a text prompt — entirely your own creation, with no licensing to navigate.
Describe a style, a subject, a colour palette. Iterate until it feels right. Export at the highest resolution available before uploading.
AI-generated images are yours to use for personal print.
Use historic artwork
A vast library of historic art, illustration, and design is available to use freely. Generally speaking, artwork enters the public domain 70 years after the death of the artist — though this varies by country.
Always confirm the copyright status before using. A good starting point is museum digital archives and public domain image libraries.
Confirm public domain status before ordering.
Ready to make it yours?
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