Turn your favourite photo
into string art
About RingString
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Frequently asked questions
RingString is the world’s first string art based on any of your photos, that you assemble yourself with an online voice instructor or with a printed PDF instruction. RingString isn’t just an enticing hobby, but also is a great gift, that is sure to surprise anyone! The most important thing about our string art is its versatility! You can gift it either in a box, or as a portrait that you lovingly created yourself!
It takes only three simple steps:
- Buy a RingString set;
- Upload your photo using the unique code from your paper manual;
- Put on our meditative background music and assemble your picture, guided by our voice assistant!
The finished picture will look stylish in any interior thanks to its balance of black and white colors. And the fact, that it is your own picture, will surely draw attention!
You can find the examples of finished pictures on our social media using the #ringstring hashtag.
Your personal code is printed on the paper instruction sheet inside the box. Enter it at ringstring.art before uploading your photo. If the sheet is missing or the code field is blank — email info@ringstring.art with a photo of the kit.
Following the paper manual inside the package, enter your unique code on the ringstring.art website and upload your photo. Then, select the assembly variant you like and start creating your art!
To finish the assembly we recommend to carefully press all of the strings down towards the base, so that unnecessary shadows would disappear from your RingString picture, and the definition of the picture would increase. Tutorial at the link.
Our generator can create an instruction based on any photo or picture of yours, but we recommend to create portraits, zooming in on facial features for better quality of the final picture.
Yes. The kit includes a unique code. Gift the box as-is, or generate the instructions yourself before giving it and tuck in a printed PDF or assembly link — the surprise stays intact.
Up to three instruction emails per code — pick the best layout before you start weaving. Unlimited previews while choosing. If assembly has already started, don't create a new generation — continue via the link in your first email.
