FreePhoto Frames
Put a frame around a photo
Polaroid, film strip, gallery mat, rounded card and wood frames, with an optional caption.
Drop an image here, or .
Free, no sign-up. Runs in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
Photo Frames: how to use it
- Drop in a photo.
- Choose the Frame: Polaroid, film strip, gallery mat, rounded card, wood or plain border.
- Set the Frame size and colour, add a Caption for the Polaroid or gallery mat, then download.
Tips
- Polaroid and gallery mat frames look best with a short handwritten-style caption, such as a place and a year.
- Frame size is a percentage of the shorter side, so the picture grows: frame sizes and posting a framed photo.
- For a border of an exact pixel width or a transparent margin, use the Canvas Resizer.
Photo Frames: what it does and when to use it
Photo Frames adds a styled border around a picture: a Polaroid with its wide bottom edge, a strip of film with sprocket holes, a gallery mat as in a picture framer's window, a rounded card, a wood frame or a plain border. Frame size and colour are adjustable, and the Polaroid and gallery mat can carry a caption.
Frames give a set of photos a consistent look on a website or in a feed, and the Polaroid with a handwritten-style caption is a favourite for invitations, memory posts and scrapbooks. A white gallery mat makes almost any photo look more considered.
The frame is drawn around the photo, so the final image is larger than the original; if it must be an exact size, resize it afterwards with the Image Resizer. For a plain even border, Canvas & Border is simpler.
Photo Frames: frequently asked questions
Is the Photo Frames free, and do I need to sign up?
Yes, the Photo Frames is 100% free with no sign-up, no login and no account. The Photo Frames runs in your browser, so it has no daily limit and no upload, and saves at full size with no watermark. See why it is free.
How do I make a photo look like a Polaroid?
Choose Polaroid. The photo gets the classic thin white border with a deep strip at the bottom, and anything you type as a caption is written in that strip in a handwriting-style font. Related tool: Photo Collage Maker.
Which frames are there?
Polaroid, film strip with sprocket holes, gallery mat with a dark frame, a rounded card with a soft shadow, a wood frame and a plain border in any colour. Frame size sets how thick the frame is compared with the photo. More help: ImgVX AI help docs.
Does the frame change my photo?
No. The photo is drawn at its full size and the frame is added around it, so the file gets bigger instead of your picture getting smaller. Nothing inside the photo is cropped or resampled.
How do I add a frame to a photo for free?
Choose a frame style, set its thickness and download. There is no watermark, and the photo keeps its full resolution. For a simple coloured border, Canvas and Border is quicker.