Solid border frame options

Colour The colour of the frame. Size The size of each side of the frame, in pixels or as a percentage of the image size.

Image frame options

Frame image files The image files to use to display the frame. You need to provide at least one image file. If the images you are adding frames to are both landscape and portrait orientated, you should also provide frame images that are landscape and portrait orientated for best results. Also, your frame images should ideally be the same or close to the size of your images, so that details are not lost when the frame images need to be resized to fit your images. Transparency - auto-defined If you select this option, Image Frame will use the any transparent layer in the provided images as the transparent area. If the frame image does not have a transparent layer, Image Frame will use the colour in the center of the image as the transparent colour. - color-based Select this option if you want to manually specify which colour to use as the transparent colour in your frame images. Resampling filter Select the resampling filter to use when Image Frame needs to resize the frame images. Hermite, Bell, BSpline, Lanczos3, Mitchell, Nearest, Bilinear, and Bicubic filters produce good quality images, while Triangle, Linear, and FastLinear filters are fast.

Common options

Offset You can place frames on the edge of the image, inside the image or outside of the image. To place frames on the edge, use an offet value of 0. To place frames inside the image, use a negative offset value. To place frames outside the image, use a positive offset value. Fill colour When you place a frame outside the image, the fill colour is used to colour any extra areas that might result from the resized image.