Add Border to Image

Upload your photo — drag it in or click to browse (PNG, JPG, or WebP), and pick an aspect ratio if you need a specific shape.

Choose a frame — under Borders, set a solid or two-colour gradient border, the thickness, and the corner radius; or pick an Artistic Frame. Add a Drop Shadow or Inner Glow, and toggle Profile Photo Mode for an avatar.

Export — choose your format and click Download. Use Reset to tweak or Clear to start fresh. ```

Upload your image, choose the Borders category, pick a colour, and set the Border Thickness slider to how wide you want the edge. The border appears around your photo instantly in the preview. When it looks right, choose a format and download. It's the quickest way to add a clean frame for a post or print.

Yes. The border has two colour pickers, so you can set a start and end colour and the edge blends between them for a gradient frame. It's a nice way to match brand colours or add a modern look. Leave both colours the same for a plain solid border instead.

Use the Corner Radius slider — higher values round the corners more, up to a soft, pill-like shape. If you want the rounded corners to be transparent (so the photo isn't sitting in a coloured box), export as PNG or WebP, because JPG has no transparency and will fill those corners with a background colour.

No. The frame maker runs entirely in your browser, so your photo is processed on your own device and never uploaded. Nothing is stored once you close the tab. That keeps personal photos private and makes the editor instant, since there's no upload step to wait through.

They're decorative preset frames you can apply with one click, beyond a plain border — a quick way to give a photo a styled edge without designing it yourself. Browse the Artistic Frames category, pick one that suits your image, and it's applied to the preview ready to download.

Drop Shadow adds a soft shadow behind the photo so it appears to lift off the page, giving a sense of depth. Inner Glow adds a soft luminous edge just inside the frame for a neon-style accent. You can use either to make a framed photo stand out, and combine them with a border.

It's a quick setup for avatars — it frames your photo in a shape suited to profile pictures so you don't have to configure the aspect ratio and border by hand. Use it when you're making a display picture for social media, a forum, or an app, then export the framed result.

No. The frame is drawn around your photo, which itself stays at full resolution, so the picture inside the frame is as sharp as the original. Export as PNG for lossless quality (and to keep rounded corners transparent), or as JPG/WebP for a smaller file if you're posting to the web.

You can export your framed photo in standard image formats, with options to suit web or print. Choose PNG when you need transparency — for example, with rounded corners or a transparent area — and JPG or WebP when you want a smaller file. Pick the format from the download options before saving.

The Border Thickness slider goes up to a wide frame (up to 200), so you can add anything from a thin hairline edge to a bold, chunky border. Pair the thickness with the corner radius and colour to get exactly the look you want — subtle for documents, bold for social graphics.

Yes. It runs in your phone's browser with nothing to install, so you can add a border or frame on Android or iOS and download the result. It's handy for quickly framing a photo before posting it to social media from your phone.

Yes, it's completely free with no account, and it doesn't add any watermark of its own — the only frame on your photo is the one you choose. There's no paywall on frames or downloads, so you can style as many photos as you like and use them anywhere.