Art TVs like Samsung Frame, Hisense Canvas, and similar displays require 4K resolution (3840 × 2160 pixels). This ensures sharp, clear images when displayed on the TV screen.
Learn more in our art TV resolution guide.
Art TVs require a 16:9 aspect ratio (widescreen format). This matches the TV screen format and ensures images display properly without distortion or black bars.
Most photos aren't in 16:9, so you'll need to crop your images before upscaling. See our guide on how to resize images for art TVs.
PNG is recommended for artwork and images with text, as it provides lossless quality. High-quality JPEG works well for photographs and offers smaller file sizes.
See our complete art TV artwork format guide for detailed comparisons.
Blurry photos on art TVs are usually caused by:
Learn how to fix this in our guide on why photos look blurry on art TVs.
Yes, always crop to 16:9 before upscaling. Cropping first ensures:
Upscaling before cropping wastes processing and can introduce artifacts.
Simple resizing just stretches pixels, making them larger but not adding detail. This causes blurriness.
AI upscaling uses machine learning to intelligently add detail and enhance image quality, resulting in sharp, clear images.
For art TVs, always use AI upscaling to achieve 4K quality.
Yes! Both Samsung Frame and Hisense Canvas use the same requirements:
An image prepared for one art TV will work perfectly on others. See our Samsung Frame guide and Hisense Canvas guide.
The process involves three main steps:
See our complete guide on how to prepare images for art TVs.
Use sRGB color space for art TV images. This ensures:
Use TV Art Upscaler to automatically prepare your images for art TVs. We handle cropping, upscaling, and formatting - perfect for Samsung Frame, Hisense Canvas, and other art TVs.
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