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Add a coloured or transparent padding margin around an image, in your browser.
Add Border to Image adds a coloured or transparent padding margin around the image.
Uniform or per-side, 0–5000+ px.
PNG/JPG/WebP; PNG/WebP can stay transparent.
Everything runs in your browser on a canvas — your image is never uploaded. Browser canvas export strips EXIF, GPS, and most other source metadata.
Add Border to Image adds even padding (a coloured margin) around your image in your browser. Everything runs in your browser on a canvas — your image is never uploaded. Choose a uniform padding or set each side independently, pick a background colour or keep it transparent, and export as PNG, JPG, or WebP.
This adds a coloured area around the photo — a framed-margin look — rather than a thin outline stroke drawn over the edges. Transparent backgrounds are kept for PNG/WebP; JPG is flattened onto the chosen colour.
Add Border to Image shows the original and output dimensions, the padding used, the output format, and the file size. Browser canvas export strips EXIF, GPS, and most other source metadata. Animated GIFs are processed as a single still frame; animation is not preserved.
One value for all sides, or independent top/right/bottom/left padding.
Keep PNG/WebP transparency or fill any colour.
Choose the output format and quality.
Everything runs in your browser on a canvas — your image is never uploaded.
Add an even white margin around a photo before printing.
Pad an image to a square-ish shape with a colour that fits your feed.
Add a thick bottom-heavy margin for a classic look (per-side mode).
Add space around a logo or screenshot.
Add Border to Image adds even padding — a coloured (or transparent) margin around the image. It is not a thin outline stroke drawn over the edges of the photo.
Yes. Switch the padding mode to per-side and set top, right, bottom and left independently.
Yes for PNG/WebP output with the background set to Transparent. JPG output is always flattened onto the background colour.
No — Add Border to Image processes your image in your browser on a canvas; nothing is uploaded.
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