Add a border on this device
Put a frame of colour around a photo. White for print and listings, black for a simple edge, or any colour you pick. The picture itself stays whole. Nothing is uploaded.
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Drop images anywhere on this page
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG, HEIC, or AVIF. Your photos stay on this device.
When to use this
Use this when a photo disappears into a white page, or a product shot needs a clean margin before you upload it. A border adds pixels around the image. Width and height both grow.
Width is the thickness on each side, in pixels. 16 pixels is a light edge that separates a photo from a white background. 48 or 64 pixels reads more like a mat for print or a slide.
JPG cannot store a clear background. Empty pixels in the picture take the border colour when you save JPG. Keep PNG when those pixels should stay clear. WebP can keep them too.
After the border, compress if the file grew, or resize if a site wants an exact pixel size.
How to do it
- Drop one image or a batch. Files stay on this device.
- Pick a width and a colour. White, black, or your own.
- Pick JPG, PNG, or WebP, and set the quality if you are not saving PNG.
- Add the border, then download each file or a zip of the batch.
Tips
- 16 pixels is a light edge. 48 pixels reads more like a mat.
- White is the usual choice for print and product listings. Black is a simple edge on light photos.
- The border is added on every side, so the file gets wider and taller by twice the width.
- JPG fills clear pixels with the border colour. Use PNG if those pixels should stay clear.