Photo Frames
Put a photo in a Polaroid, film strip, passe-partout or torn-edge frame and set its colors and thickness.
How to use: Photo Frames
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Upload a photo
Drop an image or click to browse. The frame is drawn right in your browser.
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Choose a frame
Pick Polaroid, film strip, passe-partout, torn edge and more, then set the colors and thickness.
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Download
Save the framed picture at full resolution or send it to the photo editor.
Choosing a frame
A frame separates a photo from its surroundings and gives it a finished look, whether it goes into a post, a presentation or a printed card. Eight styles are available: a simple border, a Polaroid with a wide bottom margin, a film strip with sprocket holes, a rounded frame with a shadow, a double line, a torn paper edge, a gradient border and a passe-partout mat like in a gallery.
Set the thickness from 1 to 25% of the image, the frame color and a second color for the mat, holes, line or shadow. The rounded style also has a corner radius, and the torn edge can be regenerated with a new random outline. White and cream frames suit prints and portraits, while black works for high-contrast and night shots.
The frame is drawn at full resolution; save the result as JPG, PNG or WebP.
Everything runs locally in your browser — your images are never uploaded to a server.