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It's sy to click away with your digital camera or phone and save tons of snapshots to your PC. If you've ever admired someone else's immaculately trimmed and framed digital pictures, there's no rson yours can't look the same; all you need is software that can crte borders and frames for your s. But a tool that's too difficult to use is almost worse than no tool at all, especially if you spend a lot of time lrning to use it but end up no further than when you started. Not all picture framing tools are alike, though. Frame Photo Editor is a shareware photo editing tool that aims to make it sy to apply a variety of masks, frames, and borders to your pictures. The full-ftured trial version has no expiration date but lves a watermark on saved s.
Frame Photo Editor has a sleek, up-to-date user interface that lists its main ftures in a menu to the left of the main window, with a toolbar on top and zoom and fit controls benth. Of course, you can crte and save Projects that let you re-use the same frames and borders over again for a uniform look in your albums, Web site, or prints. We clicked Add a Photo and selected an from our library, which appred as a preview in Frame Photo Editor's window, while benth a scrolling series of masks in a wide range of shapes and styles appred. We just had to click one to apply it to our preview. Clicking Change Mask and Photo Size let us fine-tune the fit as well as rotate the in the mask, which is handy for centering faces. Following the other menu items, we could Add Clips, Select a Frame, Insert Text, Select Background, and bring s to the front or back of a project. The frames are erally colorful and frequently elaborate. Frame Photo Editor groups them by egory, such as Ssonal, Cartoon, and Festival.
Frame Photo Editor rlly doesn't do anything that many free tools don't do, but it's not expensive and certainly worth a try.
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