About Blurred Frame Effects

Create professional blurred frame effects and vignettes to draw attention to the center of your images. Perfect for portraits, product photos, and creating artistic focus effects that make your subject stand out.

How to Use the Blurred Frame Generator

1. Upload your image using the file picker
2. Choose a preset frame effect or customize your own settings:
   • Blur Intensity: Controls how strong the blur is
   • Frame Size: Size of the blurred border area
   • Feather: Smoothness of the transition
   • Frame Shape: Rectangle, circle, or ellipse
   • Blur Type: Gaussian, radial vignette, or linear
3. Preview the effect in real-time
4. Download in PNG, JPEG, or WebP format

Best Uses for Blurred Frames

• Portrait photography to emphasize the subject
• Product photos to focus attention on the item
• Social media posts with dramatic focus effects
• Website hero images with centered content
• Creating vintage or dreamy photo effects
• Reducing background distractions in busy scenes
• Adding depth to flat compositions
• Professional headshots and profile pictures

Understanding the Settings

Each setting controls a different aspect of the blurred frame effect:

• Blur Intensity (5-50px): Controls how much blur is applied to the frame edges. Higher values create stronger blur effects.
• Frame Size (10-60%): Determines what percentage of the image edges will be blurred. Larger values blur more of the image.
• Feather (0-100%): Controls the smoothness of the transition between sharp and blurred areas. Higher values create softer, more gradual transitions.
• Frame Shape:
  • Rectangle: Creates a box-shaped clear area, traditional frame effect
  • Circle: Perfect round clear area, great for portraits and centered subjects
  • Ellipse: Oval-shaped clear area, ideal for full-body portraits
• Blur Type:
  • Gaussian: Uniform blur across the frame, consistent effect
  • Radial (Vignette): Blur increases toward edges, classic vignette effect
  • Linear: Directional blur, useful for specific artistic effects