Editing & Effects · In Your Browser

Add Border to Image — Solid Inner / Outer, Adjustable Width

Add a solid-color border to your images online: outer grows the canvas, inner keeps the size, with proportional width and custom color, live preview and a final-resolution readout. Works on desktop, tablet & mobile — batch, local, no upload.

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JPG / PNG / WebP · Max 100MB · No upload, bordered locally
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Works on desktop, tablet & mobileNo upload — stays on your deviceNo watermarkLocal processing
Quick answer

Adding a border places a ring of solid color around an image — for card-style framing, a consistent album look, or padding for social posts. This tool offers two modes: outer adds the border outside the image so the canvas grows; inner draws the border just inside the original edges so the size stays the same. Border width is a percentage of the short edge (consistent across a batch), the color is white / black / gray or custom, and a live preview shows the final resolution. Processing runs entirely in your browser — no upload.

When

When You Need It

Card / Polaroid Edge

A white outer border gives a card or Polaroid look that frames the subject.

Consistent Social Look

Add the same border to a set for a tidy, unified feed.

Outline Without Resizing

An inner border adds an outline while keeping the size for easy layout.

Trade-off

About Borders

Benefits
  • Outer / inner modes, proportional width for batch consistency
  • Any color, live preview + final-resolution readout
  • Runs locally — images are not uploaded
Watch Out
  • Outer border increases the canvas size (final resolution is shown)
  • Inner border covers a ring of the original edge content
  • Supports PNG / JPG / WebP only
FAQ

Border FAQ

Outer adds the border outside the image so the canvas grows (e.g. 1000×1000 with a 3% border becomes ~1060×1060); inner draws inside the original edges, keeping the size but covering a ring of edge content.

The page shows the final resolution live for the current preview image; for outer, final size = original + 2× border width, where the width is a percentage of the short edge.

No. Borders are added entirely in your browser with Canvas.

Yes — upload a batch, apply one setting to all, then download as a single ZIP.