It’s commonly called an easel. Easels come in a few styles that suit different needs:

• Studio/H-frame easels: Heavier, very stable, great for larger canvases and long sessions.
• Tripod/field easels: Foldable and height-adjustable, convenient for portability and small spaces.
• Tabletop easels: Compact options that sit on a desk or table for smaller canvases.
• Mini display easels: Best for tiny canvases, photos, or signs.

On Walmart, you’ll find wood and metal options with features like tilt and adjustable canvas holders. Comparing each model’s capacity and portability can help you pick the right fit for your projects. Features and capacities vary by model.

You can shop easels on Walmart.com and at many local stores, though selection can vary by location. For the widest assortment, browse online and:

• Use filters to narrow by type (tabletop, floor, adjustable), material (wood, metal), and canvas capacity.
• Check product details for maximum canvas height and portability features.
• Select options like Pickup or Delivery on eligible items, or use “Pickup today” to see store availability near you.

Inventory and services depend on your area and may change, so reviewing the item’s product page for current availability is a good starting point.

If you need a quick, temporary solution for lightweight canvases, these simple setups can help:

• Wall lean: Lean the canvas against a wall, place a non-slip pad under the bottom edge, and use a small spacer (like a felt coaster) behind the top to adjust angle.
• Repurpose a stand: A sturdy cookbook or plate stand can support smaller canvases.
• Base support: Set a ruler or dowel at the table edge to stop the canvas from sliding.

These DIY options are short-term and may not be as stable as a dedicated easel. For regular painting or larger canvases, a purpose‑made easel from Walmart can offer more reliable support and adjustability.

Match your easel to your canvas and workspace for the best experience:

• Check capacity: Look for the easel’s maximum canvas height and weight rating. Tabletop models typically suit smaller canvases, while floor models handle medium to large sizes.
• Adjustability: Height and tilt adjustments can help you work comfortably seated or standing.
• Stability vs. portability: Studio-style frames offer more stability; folding tripods and tabletops store and travel more easily.
• Space: Consider where you’ll paint and how much room you have for setup and storage.

Product pages on Walmart list dimensions and capacities. Comparing those specs with your canvas measurements can help you choose a suitable fit.

They’re designed for different tasks:

• Display easels: Lightweight and quick to set up for signs, photos, finished artwork, and event decor. They often prioritize portability and may omit features like a top clamp or deep tray.
• Painting easels: Built to hold canvases firmly while you work, with tilt/height adjustments and a canvas holder or tray. Many include a top clamp for extra grip during brushwork.

If you’re actively painting, a painting easel can offer more control and stability. For showcasing pieces at events or in stores, a display easel is typically sufficient. Walmart carries both styles in wood and metal, including foldable and adjustable options.