Add Border to Image

White or coloured frames, rounded corners and canvas sizes

๐Ÿ”’ Files never leave your device. Borders are added in your browser.

Drop photos or tap to choose ยท several at once is fine

How to add a border to a photo

  1. Drop one or more photos.
  2. Set the border width (as a percentage of the photo's shorter side, so it looks the same at any resolution) and pick white, black, cream, any colour or a blurred version of the photo itself.
  3. Optionally round the photo's corners, add a thicker bottom edge for a Polaroid look, a drop shadow, or put the photo on a square, 4:5 or 9:16 canvas.
  4. Download each photo, or all of them as a ZIP with the same settings.

Why add a border?

A simple white border is the classic way to post photos on Instagram without cropping: put a landscape or portrait shot on a 4:5 or square canvas and it shows in full in the feed, with a clean gallery feel. Borders also help photos stand out on busy backgrounds, give prints a frame-like margin, and keep a consistent look across a series. A blurred-photo background, popular on stories, fills the frame with the photo's own colours.

The border is added on a canvas at the photo's full resolution, so no detail is lost, and JPG quality is kept high (93%). Choose PNG if you want lossless output. All processing happens in your browser: your photos are never uploaded.

How do I post a full photo on Instagram without cropping?

Choose Portrait 4:5 or Square, a white border, and upload the result.

Can I add borders to many photos at once?

Yes. Drop several and download all as a ZIP with the same border.

Is the image quality reduced?

No. The photo is kept at full size; only the border is added.

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