Question 1

What border styles can I add to my image?

Accepted Answer

You can add solid color borders with customizable width, color, and corner radius. Some tools also support gradient borders, shadow effects, or multiple nested borders. The tool renders the border directly onto your image so the result is a single merged file ready to download.

Question 2

Will adding a border change the image dimensions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Adding a border increases the total image dimensions by twice the border width on each axis. For example, adding a 20px border to a 800×600 image produces a 840×640 result. If you need to maintain exact output dimensions, crop the original first or set the canvas size manually before adding the border.

Question 3

What image formats are supported for input and output?

Accepted Answer

The tool accepts JPEG, PNG, WebP, and GIF uploads. Output is typically PNG (to preserve transparency if used) or JPEG. If the original image has a transparent background and you choose a transparent border, use PNG output to avoid losing transparency information.

Question 4

Can I add a border with rounded corners?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Adjust the border-radius slider to round the corners of the border. A radius of 0 gives sharp corners; higher values produce progressively rounder corners. The maximum useful radius is half the shorter dimension of the image. The corner clipping is applied after placing the border.

Question 5

Is there a limit to the border width I can set?

Accepted Answer

There is no hard limit, but very wide borders can make the image difficult to see. Borders wider than the image's own dimensions will dominate the entire image. For decorative frames, widths of 5–50px work well. For artistic thick-border effects, 50–200px can create striking results.

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