Batch Image Border Tool

Batch add solid color, gradient, or random-style borders to multiple images, with customizable border width.

Browser execution mode: Your data is processed in your browser and is not uploaded to the server.

Speed and Stability: Processing speed depends on your device and browser. For large batch work, the desktop version may be more stable.

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Tool Usage

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Set border options before processing. Load a sample image to preview; batch preview shows only the first 20, but the download includes all results.

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0UI preview

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Choose images

Click to choose or drop images Supports common image formats like JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, and GIF; GIF uses the first frame.

When uploading multiple images, results use the original file names by default; duplicate names get a number appended.

Image queue

Waiting for images

No images selected yet. Try a sample image first.

Border mode

Size and sides

Border width36

Width unit

Set top, right, bottom, left separately Use one random color set for all

Colors & Details

Primary color

Secondary color

Gradient direction

Random palette

Corner radius0

Subtle texture0

Transparent to JPG background

Inner stroke Outer stroke Image shadow

Stroke color

Stroke width

Shadow strength

Parameter preview

Preview updates with settings

-Output size

Solid colorBorder mode

PNG/JPG/WEBPOutput formats

Output settings

Output format

File naming

JPG/WEBP quality92

ZIP name

Batch processing runs on this page; preview shows up to 20 images, and the ZIP includes all successfully processed images.

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Result preview

Not processed yet

After setting options, click Start processing. Results will appear here.

Instructions

Software Usage Instructions

Select images: Click Select Images in the “Image Source” tab, or drag images into the upload area. Common formats such as JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, and GIF are supported. You can also click “Load Sample Image” to preview the result first.
Select a border mode:
- Fixed solid color: Add the same color border to all images.
- Random solid colors: Generate different color borders for images from the color palette.
- Linear gradient: Use the primary and secondary colors to generate horizontal, vertical, or diagonal gradient borders.
- Random gradient: Generate random gradient borders based on the selected color palette.
- Center gradient: Generate a gradient border that spreads outward from the center.
- Soft photo frame: Generate a light-colored margin frame effect, suitable for photos and cover images.
Set border parameters: You can set the border width in pixels or as a percentage of the image’s shorter side. You can also enable “Set top, bottom, left, and right separately” to set different widths for the four sides.
Adjust colors and details: You can set the primary color, secondary color, gradient direction, random color palette, corner radius, subtle texture, inner stroke, outer stroke, and image shadow.
Configure output options: You can choose to keep the original format or output as PNG, JPG, or WEBP. JPG and WEBP support quality adjustment. The original file name is kept by default, and numbers are automatically appended when duplicate names occur.
Start processing: Switch to the “Output Download” tab and click “Start Processing”. After processing is complete, you can preview the first 20 results and click “Download ZIP” to get all processed images.

FAQ

A: Common image formats such as JPG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, and GIF are supported. GIFs are drawn using the first frame; when the original format is not suitable for direct export, the tool will save it as PNG.

A: To keep the interface smooth, the page only displays previews for the first 20 images. During actual processing, all images you selected will be processed and included in the downloaded ZIP file.

A: The original file name is kept by default. If multiple files have the same name, a number is appended to distinguish them, such as photo.jpg and photo-2.jpg. If you change the output format, the extension will be adjusted to the new format.

A: Solid color is suitable for a consistent visual style; random color is suitable for generating different decorative effects in batches; gradient mode is suitable for covers, posters, social images, and other scenarios that require a sense of depth.

A: Yes. The border expands the canvas outside the original image. For example, if the original image is 800 pixels wide and the border is 40 pixels on each side, the output width will become 880 pixels.

A: We recommend processing in batches, appropriately reducing the border width, texture, and shadow intensity, and prioritizing JPG or WEBP output. For larger images, processing time will depend on your device performance.

A: No. Image reading, border drawing, format export, and ZIP packaging are all completed locally on the current page; files are not submitted to the server.