Add Border to Images
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Upload multiple images, set the border size, choose white, black, or a custom color, switch the output to Original, Square, 4:5, or 16:9 for the whole batch or the selected image, and download one file or all results. No registration is required.
How to Add Borders to Photos
- Upload one or more images from your device.
- Adjust the border thickness, choose an output shape, and pick a border color.
- Keep settings lock on to apply one border style across the full batch, or turn it off to edit only the selected image.
- Download one bordered image or the whole batch all at once.
Key Features
Batch Border Workflow
Upload multiple photos and apply the same border size, shape, and color across the full queue in one place.
Shared or Per-Image Border Settings
Keep one shared border setup across the batch, or unlock settings to save a different size, color, or output shape on the selected image only.
Fit Without Cropping
Add padding to make any photo fit square or other aspect ratios without cutting off parts of your image. Keep the full picture visible.
Flexible Border Colors
Choose classic white or black borders, or pick any custom color to match your brand or aesthetic.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Upload multiple images, keep settings lock on to apply one border style across all of them, then download one file or the whole batch.
Turn off Lock settings, click the image you want to edit in the list, then change its border size, output shape, or color without affecting the other files.
For Instagram posts, 50 to 100 pixels works well for most images. Use the Square output shape to ensure your photo fits perfectly in Instagram's grid while keeping the full image visible without cropping.
The Original option adds an equal border on all four sides while keeping your image's original aspect ratio. Square pads the shorter side more to create a 1:1 output, while the other options create specific aspect ratios.
No. Your original image is preserved at full quality. JPG, PNG, and WEBP keep their usual output format, while GIF and BMP files are exported as PNG after adding the border.