Frame your image — entirely locally
Open an image from your own disk (a photo, but also clipart or another image), choose a frame shape, drag and scale it in, add a border and drop shadow, and export as PNG, JPG, ICO or SVG.
Nothing here goes to the internet. Your image stays on your own computer — FrameLoom reads and processes it directly in your browser, and nothing is ever uploaded. (The only exception: activating a paid licence key once, see below — that needs a brief internet connection, your image isn't involved in that.)
Works in Chrome or Edge, on a computer or laptop.
FrameLoom doesn't work in your current browser
FrameLoom uses the File System Access API to reach an image on your own disk directly, without uploading anything. Right now that only works in Chrome or Edge. Open this page in one of those browsers to continue.
Note on SVG: your source is a raster image, so the SVG FrameLoom creates is a wrapper around that raster image — not a true, infinitely scalable vector. A real vector export from a vector source (e.g. an SVG logo) would need a future extension of FrameLoom.