Add a Border or Frame to an Image Online
A plain screenshot dumped into a doc or tweet looks unfinished. A few pixels of border, some breathing room, and a soft shadow turn it into something that looks designed. FastEdit frames images with control most "border tools" never offer: per-corner rounding, a real drop shadow with blur, spread and offset, tilt, and backgrounds that go beyond solid color: gradients (including a full custom gradient builder), a blurred version of the image itself, or a stock photo. The same framing works on GIFs and short videos, and everything renders locally in your browser.
Features
- Borders with width and color control, plus padding between the image and the frame edge.
- Per-corner rounding: round all four corners independently, from square to fully circular.
- Real drop shadows: blur, spread, horizontal and vertical offset, opacity, and color.
- Backgrounds beyond solid color: preset gradients, a custom multi-layer gradient builder (linear, radial, conic), a blurred backdrop of the image itself, or stock photos via Unsplash.
- Tilt the framed image for a perspective look: popular for product shots and social posts.
- Works on still images, GIFs, and short video with the same controls.
- No upload, no watermark, no account: framing renders on your device.
How It Works
01
Open FastEdit
Go to app.fastedit.net in any modern browser. No installation, no account.
02
Drop your image
Drag in a photo, screenshot, or graphic. GIFs and short videos frame the same way.
03
Open the Frame tab
Pick a background (solid color, gradient, blurred backdrop, or image) then set padding so the subject has room to breathe.
04
Style the frame
Adjust border width and color, round the corners, add a soft shadow, and tilt if the design calls for it. Every change previews live.
05
Export
Download as PNG, WebP, or JPG (MP4 for video). The framed result was rendered locally: nothing was uploaded.
Make the edit, check the result, keep the file on your device.
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