What size frame do I need for a print?

Photography: most common print sizes and frames

Photo Print Size Mat Window Opening Picture Frame (Inside)
5 x 7 4 3/4 x 6 3/4 8 x 10, 11 x 14
8 x 10 7-3/4 x 9-3/4 11 x 14, 16 x 20
11 x 14 10 3/4 x 13 3/4 16 x 20
12 x 18 11 3/4 x 17 3/4 16 x 22, 18 x 24, 20 x 26

Should a frame be the same size as the print?

The frame shouldn’t be any bigger than the standard as it will make the picture or print look odd. Conversely, the frame shouldn’t be the exact same size as the print, as it will make it difficult to fit into the frame, and likely have a negative impact on the overall presentation.

Can you put a poster print in a frame?

You could take the simple (but expensive) path of taking your poster to a local custom framing retailer to have them frame it for you. Given that posters tend to be large in size, having a local picture framer do this for you will likely be quite expensive.

What size frame do you need for A4 print?

Find your dream frame for any standard A4 picture size. These frames and mounts are made to fit pieces that are 297mm x 210mm (29.7 x 21cm). Their small size makes them perfect for hanging or standing artwork, prized documents and precious photographs.

How do I choose the right print frame?

Frame Color

  1. Choose a color from the picture. Selecting a frame color that is shown in your artwork or photo is always a safe option that will not only accentuate a specific color but also give off a feeling of continuity within the display.
  2. Go for a dramatic effect.
  3. Think neutral.

What size is A3 frame?

Frame sizes I.e. an A3 print (29.7 x 42cm) comes with a matching mount (outer size 40.6 x 50.8cm) which perfectly fits in a matching frame. Add the thickness of the frame profile to it (from 25mm to 85mm) on all sides. The largest frame we supply is 76.4 x 93.6cm.

How do I choose a frame size?

Tips for choosing the right frame size

  1. Think of the space. When trying to find the perfect frame, first consider the space you have to work with.
  2. Photo type. Consider the type of photo you are planning to hang in the space.
  3. Consider the matting.
  4. Bring the photo with you.
  5. Measure, measure, measure.