The series was created by Jill Girling and Lori Mather-Welch, in a French-German co-production between Cottonwood Media and ZDF Enterprises, in collaboration with the Paris National Opera.

Filming took place in Paris and Brussels, although the story takes place entirely in Paris. Filming for the first season occurred between July and December 2017, and for the second season between July and December 2018.

In episode 20 of the first season, it is possible to briefly spot a Belgian flag on a wall, a Dutch comic strip (Suske en Wiske), and an English inscription in a children's center supposedly located in Paris—remnants of the Brussels filming.

Part of the scenes were shot in real locations of the Paris Opera, such as the Palais Garnier and the Paris National Opera itself, which collaborated on the production of the series.

The character Jeff, first in love with Max and then with Isaac, is the second openly gay protagonist on Disney Channel, after Cyrus Goodman in Andi Mack.

From 2019 onwards, Find Me in Paris became available in more than 130 countries, being broadcast on channels such as Nickelodeon (United Kingdom), Hulu (United States), Disney Channel/Disney Plus (Latin America), and RTP2/SIC K (Portugal).

The official soundtracks for the three seasons were released separately on digital platforms such as Spotify, Google Play, and Apple Music: the one for season 1 in July 2019, season 2 in January 2020, and season 3 in August 2020.