Add Border to Photo Online Free

It’s a tool that puts a frame around an image by extending the canvas. Here you choose a width in pixels and a solid color, and the tool adds that frame evenly on all four sides and exports the result (JPG stays JPG, other formats save as PNG).

1. Click Choose files and pick your photo. 2. Enter the border width in pixels. 3. Choose the border color. 4. Check the live result and click Download to save the image.

No. The border is added outside the photo, so nothing is cropped or covered. Each side of the canvas grows by the width you set; a 1000 × 600 photo with a 24 px border becomes 1048 × 648.

Set the color to white (#ffffff) and start with about 2–5% of the photo’s width, for example 40–60 px on a 1080 px image. The frame is part of the image file, so it shows up in the feed just like the photo itself.

Yes. The width can go up to 1,000 pixels per side and the color picker accepts any color, so you can match brand colors or pull a shade from the photo. SocQ’s Image Color Palette Generator can help you find a matching HEX value.

Yes, it’s free with no account needed. The downloaded image shows only your photo and the border you chose, with no SocQ watermark.

No. The frame is drawn on a canvas in your browser and the result is created on your device, so your photos aren’t sent to SocQ. There’s nothing to install either.

You can open JPG, PNG, WebP and AVIF images up to 30 MB and 40 megapixels each. A JPG is saved as a JPG at 90% quality and other formats as PNG; a very large photo with a very wide border can push the output past the 40-megapixel limit.

Yes. Select up to 20 photos and each one gets the same width and color. When several results are ready, Download ZIP saves them all at once, which keeps a carousel or portfolio consistent.

This tool adds a flat, even border only; there are no shadows, gradients or uneven Polaroid-style margins. For rounded corners, run the bordered image through SocQ’s Round Image Corners tool afterward.