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Frame My Art

Turn a photo of your kid's drawing into a framed picture. Pick a frame, add up to four photos (or try the sample), choose a collage layout and portrait or square output, and download it — great for the fridge, a gift, or an "Artist of the Month" wall.

Artwork layout
PNG output size

Showing a sample drawing — upload your own photo to frame it instead.

Each selection replaces the previous photos. Collages use photos left-to-right, then top-to-bottom, repeating if needed. Single mode uses the first photo. Switching layouts keeps all selected photos. Art and captions stay on-device.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick a frame

    Choose classic wood, modern gallery, fridge door, Artist of the Month, or a seasonal ribbon. Pick a single drawing, 2-up, or 4-up collage and portrait or square output.

  2. 2

    Upload your kid's art

    Upload up to four local photos. Each selection replaces the previous set; collages repeat drawings when there are fewer photos than slots. The first photo is used in single mode. Artwork fits without stretching or cropping.

  3. 3

    Download the framed picture

    Tap “Download PNG” to save the framed artwork, then print it, share it, or turn it into a free voice card.

Love how it turned out?

Save the framed picture forever and add your kid's voice telling the story behind it with a free voice card.

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About Frame My Art

Frame My Art turns a plain photo of your kid's drawing into a picture that actually looks displayed — a classic wood-and-mat frame, a thin modern gallery frame, right on a fridge door with magnets, or a banner-topped "Artist of the Month" card with a caption, or a generic seasonal holiday ribbon. Make a 2-up or 4-up kids art collage frame, or choose a square kids drawing frame sized at 1080 x 1080 for social sharing. Everything happens right in your browser: upload photos, automatically fit without stretching or cropping (blank space is intentional for different shapes), and you download the finished PNG — no sign-up, no app to install.

Fun ways to use it

  • a fridge gallery of this month's best drawings
  • a grandparent gift they can hang up
  • a rotating 'Artist of the Month' wall
  • a framed keepsake from a birthday or holiday
  • a printable card for a teacher or babysitter
  • a digital frame photo for a phone background
  • a moving-day keepsake of an old bedroom wall
  • a sibling gift from a big brother or sister