How To Edit Frames

Modified on Thu, Mar 12 at 6:18 PM

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You can edit frames to modify their width, material, texture, and more. 


While working in a Room Mock-Up, Personal Space, or Art Show Planner, you can edit a frame after placing your Artwork in the space. 

How To Edit a Frame

  1. Add an Artwork to a Room Mockup, Personal Space, or Art Show Planner and click on it.

  2. At the bottom of the screen, select Frames.

  3. Hover over the frame you want to edit and click the pencil icon. This opens the Frame Builder, where you can adjust your frame’s appearance.



  4. On the Frame Builder page, make your desired changes using the available customization options.



  5. Once your design is complete, click SaveYou will have two options:

    • Save to override the previous frame configuration.

    • Save as New to create new frame without changing the previous one.

      After saving, ArtPlacer will automatically return you to your space and display the frame in the Frames section at the bottom of the screen.

⚠️ Note: If you choose Save as new, we recommend assigning a unique name to your frame so you can easily locate it later.



Frame Editing Options


Within the Frame Builder, you can adjust the following features:


  • Frame Width: Use the selector to adjust the width of the frame.

  • Material: Choose a material from the dropdown. Depending on your selection, additional textures and color options become available.

  • Floating Frame: Toggle this on or off to add or remove a floating effect. If enabled, use the selector to adjust the width of the gap.

  • Mat: Toggle this on or off to add or remove a mat. When enabled, configure the width, type, and color of the mat.

  • Name: Edit the name of your frame by typing in the text box.

  • Glass Reflection: Toggle this on or off to add or remove a glass reflection effect for a more realistic look.


⚠️ Important: Frame editing is limited to the customization options available within the Frame Builder. It is not possible to upload or add new frame styles beyond those provided in ArtPlacer.

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