Add artistic borders

Add frames to your photos using quick effects, and learn how to create your own brush-based border from scratch

One way to make your photographs stand out from the crowd is to add a decorative border to them. This makes a shot look special. If you click the fx icon at the bottom of the Expert editing mode workspace, you can then click the Effects panel. This panel's drop-down menu gives you the option to choose Frame effects. This enables you to apply one of three frame effects to your shot by dragging and dropping. Photoshop Elements also has a Frames panel in the Quick editing mode workspace. Here you can scroll through artistic borders and decorative frames and then apply them to your picture with a few clicks. We'll show you how to access the new Frames in Photoshop Elements, and then describe how to paint your own…

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