Free samples · three paired sets. Full-image, white-margin files available.

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Enter the paper size and visible opening for up to three frames. We match them to the sample sets and show the mode that holds 240 PPI.

Measure the opening first The nominal frame size is usually the paper size, not the area you can see. Measure the inner edge and enter that as the opening.
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Units
A
Paper (w × h)
Opening (w × h)
B
Paper (w × h)
Opening (w × h)
C
Paper (w × h)
Opening (w × h)

Opening = the area visible once framed, not the paper size.

Frame measurements stay in this browser. Nothing is uploaded; no account is needed.

Match report

One set fits all 3 frames.

3/3 frames matched
A
Fits · 8 × 10
B
Fits · 5 × 7
C
Fits · A4
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Why the margin?

Enter paper and opening measurements to calculate a fit.

Enter paper and opening measurements to calculate a fit.
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Three free sample sets use full-image white-margin files. Physical prints are not tested.

THE ONE THING TO MEASURE

Paper size is not
the opening size.

The paper is what you print on. The opening is what you see after the frame lip covers the edge. Print to the opening and the finished piece will be one size too small.

A frame sold as 8×10 usually has an opening around 9.5×7.5 in landscape. The paper is 10×8; the frame covers 0.25 in on every side.

Example: nominal 8 × 10 frame / 9.5 × 7.5 in opening / 0.25 in frame lip

Paper 10 × 8 inches, visible opening 9.5 × 7.5 inches, frame lip 0.25 inches. PAPER 10 × 8 IN 8 IN VISIBLE OPENING 9.5 × 7.5 IN FRAME LIP 0.25 IN 10 IN PAPER

Paper 10 × 8 in (solid) / visible opening 9.5 × 7.5 in (dashed) / frame lip 0.25 in Not to scale