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Add Border
Frame any image with a solid-color border at any width. Uniform or per-edge, square or with rounded inset corners.
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JPG · PNG · WebP · GIF · BMP · TIFF — max 25 MB
Framing an image with a border
A colored border does three things: it separates the image from whatever sits behind it, it signals the image’s edge (helpful when the background color is similar), and it adds a little formal weight. Drop an image, pick a thickness, and the canvas re-renders in real time.
Tips
- Use percent instead of pixels if you want the same proportional frame across images of different sizes — 3% of the short side is a classic thin gallery frame.
- Uneven edges are perfect for instant-style Polaroid looks: equal top/left/right, larger bottom.
- Inner corner radius gives a rounded photo-in-frame effect. Pair it with a PNG output so the outer corners stay square with your chosen border color.
- For transparent-corner output, use PNG and set the border color to anything — the border itself stays opaque, and no rounded-corner transparency is inserted outside the frame.
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