Artwork Valuation
What’s My Art Worth? Get a Free Valuation From Photos.
Upload photos of your artwork and get a research-backed value estimate based on artist identity, originality, condition, and recent market sales. No auctions to attend, no jargon to decode—just clear answers in 24–48 hours.
- Free online value estimate
- No obligation to sell
- Works for paintings, prints, drawings & more
Not an art expert? You don’t need to be.
Most people who own artwork aren’t collectors or dealers. You might have a painting from a thrift store, an old family piece, a signed print from years ago, or a group of inherited works. You just want to know if it has real value and what your options are—that’s exactly what WhatsMyArtWorth.com is built for.
How it works
Our online valuation process is designed to be simple, transparent, and grounded in real market data.
Upload your artwork
Clear photos of the front, back, signature, and labels. Your phone is enough.
We analyze details
Artist, originality, medium, condition, provenance clues, and comps.
Get a value range
Realistic price range with notes on originality, condition, and demand.
Decide next steps
Keep, insure, sell, or pursue a formal appraisal—no obligation.
The two biggest questions: “Who made it?” and “Is it original?”
Artist identity
- Known artists often command higher prices
- Subjects, periods, styles affect demand
- Signatures and provenance guide value
Original vs print
- Prints can be valuable but price differently
- Edition marks, texture, and labels tell the story
- Signed or limited editions matter
What best describes your situation?
I found an old painting
Not sure if it’s decorative or valuable? Start here.
Read the Old Painting Value guideI inherited artwork
Get clarity on whether to keep, insure, or sell.
Read the Inherited Artwork Value guideI want to sell my artwork
Learn pricing and the right channel: auction, gallery, or online.
Read the Sell My Artwork guideI just want to know what I have
Curious about artist, originality, and approximate value.
Read the Value My Artwork guideWhat you get (and what you don’t)
You get
- Realistic value range based on comps and market data
- Notes on originality, condition, and demand
- Guidance on when a formal appraisal makes sense
- Suggestions for selling, keeping, insuring, or donating
You don’t get
- Inflated numbers meant to impress but not sell
- Legal or tax documents (formal appraisals handle those)
- Pressure to sell, consign, or pick a specific channel
We’re here to give you clarity so you can make decisions that fit your situation.
Ready to find out what your artwork is worth?
- Upload photos in a few minutes
- Receive a free value estimate
- Decide whether to keep, sell, or insure
- Works for single pieces or entire collections
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The initial valuation is free. If your artwork appears high value, we may suggest optional next steps, but there’s no obligation.
For most artworks, yes. Clear photos of the front, back, signature, and labels usually provide enough information.
No. It’s a research-based value estimate. We’ll tell you when a formal appraisal makes sense.
Paintings, prints, drawings, mixed media, some sculptures, modern and older works. If you can photograph it, we can usually estimate it.
That’s still useful. You’ll avoid spending on appraisals or restoration and can choose to keep, gift, donate, or sell as decorative art.
Start with a valuation. If market potential is strong, our Sell Your Artwork page outlines channels and next steps.
Ready to find out what your artwork is worth?
Upload in minutes. Free research-backed estimate. No obligation.
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