Various options are available for how your canvas edges will look, as follows:

Gallery Wrap
This means that your image continues around the corner and covers the entirety of the canvas, front and sides. This is a popular choice for landscape photographs or city scenes where there is no main focal point around the edge of the image.

Mirror Wrap
This is similar to the gallery wrap except it means that your full image will be displayed on the front of the canvas with areas near the edge being replicated and flipped to print on the sides. This creates a similar effect to the gallery wrap process in that it will seem as though your image continues all the way around the canvas, but will save any details near the edge of the image being lost.

Blur Wrap
Blur wrap is fairly self explanatory, instead of your image being continued or flipped on the edges of your canvas, a blur is applied to the image covering the edges creating a more abstract feel. This works well for portraits or photographs where the background is not as important as the main central subject.

Colour Grab
We select the main colour from your image and replicate this as a solid colour all the way around the edge of the canvas. This is a nice alternative to the standard black or white wrapping as it continues the theme of your imagery.

Black / White Wrap
Ideal for copies of artwork or for placing on brightly coloured walls. White wrap creates the effect of a traditional, painted canvas with white edges whereas the black wrap almost creates a contrasting frame for your picture. These are ideal for placing on a brightly coloured wall or a patterned wallpaper as there will be no directly clashing colours.