Diamond painting, made easy
Make it sparkle, one drill at a time.
The kits worth buying, the tools you'll actually reach for, and the tips that turn a canvas into something you'll want to frame.
Your starter cart
Most kits include a basic pen, tray and wax. These upgrades make the biggest difference, roughly in the order people buy them.

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Kits for adults
Full drill or partial, square or round, and the brands whose canvases arrive flat with every color included.

Upgrade #1
Light pads
A4, A3 or A2, and why a light pad makes the tiny symbols readable.

Stay organized
Drill storage
Cases, vials and labels so leftover drills don't end up in the carpet.
Find a kit you'll love finishing
You'll stare at this picture for weeks, so pick one you love. Browse kits by theme. Every list is re-checked against Amazon.
Square or round drills?
The first question every new painter asks. Each shape suits a different kind of painter.
Square drills
- Snap together edge to edge, with no gaps
- Crisper detail on faces and lettering
- Need straighter placement, so they're a little slower
Round drills
- Forgiving: no need to line them up
- Extra sparkle from the gaps and facets
- Easier for beginners and kids