Want to add a frame to your social media profile picture?
Search and add frames to your social media profile picture with our new Frame Studio!
How does the Frame Studio work?
1. Check out the Frame Studio
2. Click on CHOOSE FILE to select your photo.
3. Choose/search and select the frame you want to use.
4. Position the photo and frame or zoom in by clicking on the photo.
5. Click on UPLOAD FRAME
Brands can get started with creating their own Facebook Frames by going to the Camera Effect Frame and clicking the big blue “Get Started” button.
You are greeted with this window.
Once you get started, you’ll be taken to a screen that looks like the below image. Click the “Create Frame” button to start designing your frame.
The main Facebook Frames interface.
An overlay will appear, where you can start inserting images and categorizing your frame. I recommend clicking the “Download a Template” link to download a sample Photoshop PSD file that has all the instructions you need, and a template for creating your frame. You can see some of the instructions included in the PSD below:
The Frame editor
Step 1 in the PSD template
Step 2 in the PSD template
Step 3 in the PSD template
As you design your frame you’ll want to be sure to separate out the images, as specified in the template steps above. Save each individual image, and then you can start adding them to your frame. Facebook recommends adding them separately so that as the user uses your frame on a phone in portrait or landscape, or on a desktop, the frame can expand and contract as necessary, not interrupting the beautiful statement you just created for your users. Once you upload all your images this is what it looks like:
Lastly, click “Submit” and your frame will be ready and submitted for review. Facebook says it can take up to a week to get approved, so stay patient. I anticipate you’ll get a notification when this goes live. Then, once it’s live notify your Page fans that they can start using it and now all of your brand’s audience can show their enthusiasm using the Frame or Frames you just created!
And that’s it! I’m sure Facebook will be expanding on this feature in the future – I’d love to see it integrated into Facebook advertising, for instance. Perhaps an advertiser could target an audience to start implementing the Frame as their profile picture. There are so many possibilities for this and I’m really excited to start getting my clients using it.
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