How To Add Border Frame To Photos On iPhone, and Mac

🗓️ March 19, 2024, By ✍️ Karly Wood

Looking to add a border to Photos on the iPhone? Today we will teach you how to add a border to Photos on the iPhone. The best thing about adding a border to Photos on iPhone is you don’t have to download any third-party application. iPhone has a default function that allows you to add a white or black border to Photos.

Of course, you will need to perform this task very carefully; otherwise, you can spoil your best picture. Else duplicate that photo and then add a border to Photos on iPhone. Even if you destroy the duplicate, you will have the original photo with you.

In the same way, you can also Edit PDF file on iPhone using Markup for drow Border, Type Text, Remove Text or Signature.

Learn How to add a border to Photos on iPhone and iPad [Photo Edit mode]

1. Launch the “Photos” app on your device.
2. Now, you have to select one photo on which you would like to add a border.
3. Tap “Edit” on the top-right screen.

Open Photos app tap select Photo click edit on iPhone

4. Select “Markup”.
5. After that, tap on the “Plus” symbol, which is in blue.
6. Then choose the Square symbol to add a border to Photos.

Click markup tap on (+) plus icon select add shape on iPhone

7. Next, you will see a square box on the photo, now you need to adjust that frame on the Photo.
8. The screen offers multiple color options to change the border’s color, including White, Black, Blue, Green, Red, and more.
9. To set the border to Photos on iPhone, hold and drag the box using the pointer.

Tap square symbol hold and drag the box using the pointer tap other part on iPhone
Select border color then opacity 0% next close on iPhone

10. Set the border only to the area where you want to add a border. Ignore the other parts.

Note: If you make a mistake while adding a border to Photos, don’t panic. There is an option that lets you undo the changes. To do so, tap on the undo symbol located in the leftmost corner of the display.

Click 30 pt tap add to border select color opacity 100% click on close on iPhone

11. Once you are finished, tap “Done”.
12. Lastly we will remove the extra piece from your photo by cropping it. Tap “Crop”.
13. Once you are done cropping the Photo, tap “Done”.

Click done tap on done to set Photo border on iPhone

We would prefer you to choose a White or Black border to highlight and enhance the picture quality, although they are the most used colors professionally and for personal use. In the same way, you can also add a PDF file using Markup tools on iPhone and iPad. Like, Comment, and Share these helpful tricks with your friends.

Learn How to add a border to Photos on Mac [Photo Edit mode]

1. Open the Photos App on your Mac computer.

Open Photos app on mac

2. Select a folder in Photo’s app left sidebar and open your desired picture that you want to add border. Next Double-Click on a picture to get the edit button.

Select Photo to double-click on mac

3. Now click on Edit appear on the right-upper side.

Select edit option on mac

4. Select More icon in the top-right side.

Click on more icon on mac

5. A tool will appear – so click on Markup.

Select markup option on mac

6. Next, Click Shapes icon in the tool bar, and select Square Symbol to make a picture border.

Click shape icon select square symbol on mac

7. So a little square will overlay on the picture, now pull this square from all four sides using your mouse or trackpad to set it as a picture boundary.

Set the border to Photos and drag the box on iPhone

8. You can choose your favorite color from the color picker tool to set for picture border color.

Select color icon to choose the color in border line on iPhone

9. Next click on Lines tool, here you can choose different-different thickness style lines. If you want to thing border, then go with 7th number Line style you can see that in given illustration.

Click on line icon select align to change on iPhone

10. After that, Click on the Save Changes.

Choose Save Changes on mac

11. Finally, click on Done button to top-right menu to save the changes. That’s it.

Click on done button on mac

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Karly Wood
Karly Wood

Karly Wood is a journalist based in Ohio who specializes in covering Apple and technology trends. With a varied experience in reporting on public safety, government, and education, her insights bridge multiple disciplines, providing readers with a well-rounded perspective on today's technological advancements. If you need to contact me, you can reach me at karlywood.ohio@gmail.com or through (Facebook)

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