Add Border to Image

Frame photos with white, black, colored, or Polaroid-style borders. Customize presets, ratios, mats, captions, and PNG, JPG, or WebP export in your browser.

Ready to sharePrivate — on your device9 border presetsLive preview

Upload image

Drop an image here or click to upload

JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, HEIC — up to 50 MB

You can also paste an image (Ctrl+V / ⌘V) where supported.

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Presets

Canvas ratio

Border settings

Live preview

Border changes render in real time. Export uses the original image resolution.

How to add border to image in 3 steps

1

Upload your image

Choose a photo from desktop or mobile, or drag and drop into the upload area. JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF are supported.

2

Add border to your image

Start with a preset or customize border width, color, style, corner radius, aspect ratio, inner mat, and optional caption.

3

Download your bordered image

Check the live preview, then export as PNG, JPG, or WebP. Your finished bordered image downloads directly to your device.

Why use this image border editor?

Add border to image in any color

Start with white or black, then switch to a custom color with the built-in picker and hex input when you add border to image files.

Nine presets to border any image

Apply Classic, Golden, Double, Vintage, Polaroid, Minimal, Gallery, and Soft styles before fine-tuning your image border.

Border images for social ratios

Switch to square, portrait, widescreen, story, and print ratios without leaving the editor when you add border to image posts.

Export bordered images instantly

Download the final image as PNG, JPG, or WebP after checking the live preview of your bordered image.

Mat and caption for framed images

Build gallery-style spacing or a Polaroid-style caption area with text and alignment controls around your image border.

Private image border editing

Your image stays on your device while you add border to image files — no server-side processing or uploads.

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