Photo Frame
Put a Polaroid, film, white border or rounded frame around your photo and add a handwritten caption below it. Great for giving social posts a warm, nostalgic feel.
Frame
How to use
When it helps
A white border and a single handwritten line can make an ordinary photo look like a print tucked into an album. It is popular for travel photos, family pictures and cafe shots on social media or between paragraphs of a blog post.
The Polaroid frame has a wide bottom edge that is perfect for captions, while the film frame adds black edges and sprocket holes for a film camera look. The plain border frame is great for fitting photos into a feed with a clean, framed feel.
Turn on the shadow to save a PNG with a transparent outside, so you can place the photo on any background as if it were lying on a table. All fonts are free for commercial use.
FAQ
Does the photo lose quality?
The original resolution is kept and only a frame is added around it. Saving as PNG means no quality loss.
Can I save without a caption?
Yes. Leave the caption empty to save with just the frame.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. Everything happens inside your browser.
Can I frame many photos the same way?
Photos are framed one at a time, but your settings stay in place, so you can add the next photo and save it in the same style right away.
Why does the JPG look odd with a shadow?
JPG does not support transparency, so the area around the shadow is filled with white. Save as PNG when using a shadow.