PHOTO FRAMES

Add borders to multiple product and campaign photos

Crop photos to a portrait 2:3 canvas, set the border and background, then review the shared frame across the batch.

Add a border in the editor

2:3 portrait canvas · Crop to fill · Apply one frame across the batch

Abraia batch editor cropping pottery photos to a portrait 2:3 canvas and adding a pale border

ONE FRAME FOR THE WHOLE BATCH

Crop first, then add a consistent edge.

Set the canvas to 2:3, choose Crop to fill it with each photo, and apply the same border settings to the selected images.

Portrait posts

Prepare a consistent 2:3 frame for campaign images and vertical feeds.

Product galleries

Give a group of product photos the same crop, background, and border width.

Editorial sets

Bring portraits, artwork, or lookbook photos into a matching frame.

CHECK THE CROP

Keep the subject inside the 2:3 frame.

Use the batch preview to check how the shared crop and border work with each image.

Crop to fill

Fill the portrait canvas edge to edge and adjust the subject position when needed.

Set the border

Choose one width and background color for the whole selected batch.

Review each photo

Step through the selected images and check the crop before exporting.

For a different canvas size, see batch image resizing or crop a set of photos.

COMMON QUESTIONS

About photo borders

Can I use a 2:3 canvas?

Yes. Set custom dimensions in a 2:3 ratio, then crop the photos to fill the canvas.

Can I choose the border color?

Yes. Set the canvas background color to create the frame you want.

Can I add the same border to several photos?

Yes. Apply the canvas settings to a selected batch and check each image.

What if a photo is not 2:3?

Choose Crop to fill the canvas, then review the framing for each photo in the batch.