Photo Frame

Tabletop and wall photo frames that hold printed pictures with glass, mats, and easel backs.

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4x6 Photo Frame
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Introduction

A photo frame is the wood, metal, or resin border that keeps a print flat behind glass or acrylic for a shelf, desk, or nail on the wall.

  • Match interior opening size to the print, then decide if you want a mat that shrinks the visible area.
  • Check stand versus hanging hardware so a tabletop easel is not the only option on a gallery wall.
  • Read glass versus shatter-resistant acrylic if kids or pets bump the display.

Measure the print edge to edge before you order, and leave a little depth if you plan to stack two photos in one shadow-box style frame.

FAQs

Those numbers are the print size the opening is cut for, not always the outer wood. A thick moulding can look much larger on a shelf. Compare both inner and outer measurements.

Yes if the paper is trimmed square and the clips reach the backer. Warped paper needs a tighter backboard. Ask the listing whether the rabbet depth fits thicker cardstock.

Glass stays clearer but shatters. Acrylic is lighter and safer o-height shelf. Neither fully stops fade unless the listing mentions UV-filter glazing, so keep prints out of harsh noon sun.

Many tabletop frames hide a sawtooth or two D-rings behind the stand. If none exist, use a removable strip rated for the frame weight instead of driving a nail through thin MDF.

Busy moulding can crowd a small print. A simple white or cream mat gives the photo air. Flat modern frames often skip the mat if the print already fills the opening.