ImageFramer for Mac
Key Details of ImageFramer
- Add photorealistic frames to your photos and paintings
- Last updated on 05/12/20
- There have been 1 updates within the past 6 months
- The current version has 0 flags on VirusTotal
Full Specifications
- GENERAL
- Release
- May 12, 2020
- Latest update
- May 12, 2020
- Version
- 4.5.1
- OPERATING SYSTEMS
- Platform
- Mac
- Operating System
- Mac OS X
- Additional Requirements
- macOS Catalina | macOS Mojave | macOS High Sierra | macOS Sierra | OS X El Capitan | OS X Yosemite | OS X Mavericks | OS X Mountain Lion
- POPULARITY
- Total Downloads
- 1,510
- Downloads Last Week
- 0
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User Reviews
5/5
5 User Votes
The Mac way to frame and protect your images!
RapidBook9/13/2011- Pros
- Very easy to learn and use. Amazing realistic frames. Endless layer based frame designs. Endless layer based matting options. Endless watermarking options. Eyedropper color control for coloring your frames. Outstanding support.
- Cons
- Frame editing could be easier.
- Summary
- This is one of the finest apps I have on my Mac. It simply does an outstanding job.
A very intuitive but powerful application
annaroz3/5/2009- Pros
- * ease of use * very wide selection of photo-realistic frames * ability to create multiple mats * ability to create your own frames * compare several frame variations for the same image in order to select the best match * add watermarks
- Cons
- The creation of your own custom frames based on your own bitmaps is a bit complicated now, but I was promised that it will be changed in the next version and the the application will include embedded frame editor.
- Summary
- I tried several image framing application, and ImageFramer is defenetely the best application available if you want to add a frame to a picture. Making a framed image is very simple: you just drag-and-drop your photo, drawing or other image into the application, then select a frame you like from a large collection of photo-realistic frames, including wooden, bronze, gold etc. More sophisticated users can add multiple mats, watermarks, batch process several images at a time, as well as colorize or adjust Hue, Saturation and Brightness of the frames for maximum flexibility.
Great Image framer (Highly Recommened)
york812/28/2006- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I tried the programme today and bought it straight away.I found it to be very easy to use and had lots of options especially the latest release 1.3b. Highly recommened with great support.
Feature Rich
Polar1110/5/2006- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />The developer is very responsive and open to new ideas. He is constantly working on improving and refining this useful program. He has added a comparison feature where you can compare 3 different sets of custom mattes and frames of your choosing with just the click of a button. The decison making process just got a whole lot easier when it comes to selecting mattes and frames. Ideas for future revisions: 1. Multiple mattes for one image. 2. Otional white beveled edges for mattes (just like in real life). 3. Ability to frame multiple images within one frame. 4. Texture options for mattes and frames (i.e. metal, wood, plastic, linen, velour, etc.). If you like (and use) this program, then please help support further development by paying the modest registration fee. Disclaimer: I am not related to, have any affiliation with, or know the developer in any way. I am just a customer who likes this program.
Diamond in the Rough
Polar119/22/2006- Pros
- Cons
- Summary
- This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Image Framer is a handy little program if you want to quickly add a single matt and a frame color to an image, then export it in various file formats. Boom. Done. You can change the size of the image while retaining the aspect ratio, then once your frame and matt are selected, you can export the finished product in one of several popular file formats ( JPEG, TIFF, etc. ). The user interface is clean and simple and it is very easy to use. Now for the limitations ... While Image Framer is a good start, it is limited in its scope. For example you can not add multiple matts, or select custom textures for frames or matts, therefore you can't simulate a metal frame vs a wood frame, or a linen matt vs a velour matt. The colors are basic and could benefit from custom styles and textures. No doubt the limitations of this program are due to the fact that it is a brand new product just released for the first time. It needs some development time and constructive user feedback in order for it to reach its true potential. I have no doubt this will evolve into a very useful program. I contacted the devloper with some ideas and he was very receptive to trying new things. He will be refining this little gem over time. I am glad to pay the registration fee to support further development of this program. Here are my suggestions for new features: 1. Ability to add MULTIPLE MATTS to each picture. 2. Custom FRAME TEXTURES ( i.e. metal vs wood, etc. ). 3. Alow MULTIPLE IMAGES to be framed together ( collage ). Bottom Line: Try this program for free for 7 days. If you like it, pay the $12 registration fee to support further development. Your registration fee is good for all future releases through 2.X. Even as it exists today, this is a very handy, easy to use program that does exactly what is says.