Canvas prints are gallery-wrapped canvases stretched over wooden stretcher bars with the image continuing around the edges, creating a frameless, contemporary look that's ready to hang while framed canvas includes the same stretched canvas but with an additional decorative frame surrounding it for enhanced visual appeal and protection.

The key differences are appearance (frameless vs. decorative border), price (framed canvas costs more due to the additional frame materials and labor), wall presence (framed canvas creates a more substantial, formal presentation), protection (frames provide extra edge protection against bumps and damage), and style versatility (framed canvas works better in traditional décor while gallery-wrapped canvas suits modern, minimalist spaces).