What is a photo frame, and how does it work?
A frame is a transparent image overlay placed on a photo to show support for an event, community, or cause. Campaign creators provide the design and link; participants choose a photo, adjust it, and download the result.
From artwork to participant photos
Prepare the artwork
Make a PNG with a transparent center so each participant's photo stays visible. Place event artwork around the edges.
Publish a campaign
Sign in, upload the artwork, add a campaign name and description, then share the frame page link with participants.
Participants add their photos
Participants open the link without signing in, choose a photo, adjust it behind the frame, then download and share the result.
Why does the artwork need transparency?
The transparent area lets the participant's photo show through. A fully opaque image would hide the photo behind it. Save your artwork as a PNG that preserves transparency before uploading.
What about watermarks?
You can start using frames and downloading results for free. Whether a download has a watermark depends on the campaign creator's plan or the participant's plan; check the available plans if you need a result without one.
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