InFrame - Photo editor collage

I use this app every day. I love the simplicity of use. The only thing that does become a pain is how you can’t automate or more smoothly slide the borders, which creates guesswork, which creates inconsistencies. The filters are nice, with intensity sliders making often 2-3 more variations of the same filter depending on the source light of an image; although I wish there was an integration feature with Instagram so you could touch up the photo before filterizing, because it often means the borders get filtered too if you’re on Instagram after. But, you can fix this by touching up the border less image and by using Snapseed on the image first to get it where you want. This app itself has pretty much all the tools you need to copy the kinds of filters InFrame has on deck, and then importing to InFrame just for the border, and then posting to Instagram. There’s just no way of saving Snapseed settings as presets, sadly. But INFRAME remains a part of my daily workflow!

InFrame is a great app if you pair it with others but if you use it on its own it might not make the best edits. If you are wondering what apps I paid it with I use the apps Picsart, beauty can HD, etc. I mostly use it for the frames but overall it’s a great app and I definitely recommend it!’❤️❤️❤️

Posting my photos online and on my blog page seemed so boring and plain and I wondered what I could do to make them pop and stand out more. I found InFrame and it was the missing link I was looking for, borders and frames.....why hadn’t I thought of that before? Now my images feel naked and embarrassed without InFrame. The app is user friendly, no invasive ads or pressure to upgrade. The creative leeway is awesome, you can keep it really simple and basic or get kind of lost in all the different color and style combinations. I’m a fan and want to say thank you for creating such a outstanding editing app!