ScreenEdit guides
Frame photos and screenshots for social media on iPhone.
Choose a goal below for direct, practical steps using fixed frames, backgrounds, layouts, and annotations.
Photo framing
Keep a complete photo in the composition, add a border, or arrange several photos together.
How to frame photos for social media on iPhone
Place a complete photo inside a fixed 16:9, 5:3, 4:3, or 1:1 canvas, add spacing and a background, then export a polished PNG from your iPhone.
Read guide →How to add a border around a photo on iPhone
Fit a complete photo inside a larger canvas, choose the surrounding matte or border treatment, and export a framed PNG from your iPhone.
Read guide →How to put two photos side by side on iPhone
Place two photos in one horizontal frame on iPhone, balance mixed orientations, control the spacing, and export a single PNG for X or Threads.
Read guide →How to make a before-and-after photo on iPhone
Build a fair before-and-after photo on iPhone with matched scale, clear ordering, manual labels, and one shareable PNG.
Read guide →Screenshot framing
Turn a raw screenshot into a complete, polished image for X, Threads, and other social feeds.
How to make screenshots look good on social media
Put the complete screenshot inside a fixed-ratio frame, then add spacing, a background, rounded corners, and a light shadow before posting it to X or Threads.
Read guide →How to post full screenshots on X and Threads
Keep the complete screenshot visible by scaling it inside a fixed-ratio frame before exporting a social-ready PNG from your iPhone.
Read guide →How to combine screenshots for social media on iPhone
Arrange two or more screenshots in one fixed-ratio frame, keep each image complete, and export a single PNG for X or Threads.
Read guide →Explain and protect
Add the context people need while keeping names, handles, and private details out of the post.
How to add text to a screenshot on iPhone
Add a short, readable label to a screenshot on iPhone, place it inside a social-friendly frame, and export the complete image as a PNG.
Read guide →How to annotate screenshots on iPhone for social media
Add one clear arrow, label, or shape to a screenshot on iPhone, frame the complete image, and export a PNG that explains itself on X or Threads.
Read guide →How to redact screenshots on iPhone before posting
Cover private details with an opaque shape, review the complete screenshot, and export a new framed PNG before posting it to X or Threads.
Read guide →Export and post
Choose a fixed frame, check the finished image, and export a PNG from your iPhone.
How to export screenshots for social media on iPhone
Choose a fixed 16:9, 5:3, 4:3, or 1:1 frame, keep the screenshot complete inside it, and export a polished PNG for X or Threads.
Read guide →A fast iPhone screenshot workflow for social media
Import, frame, style, check, and export screenshots as polished PNG images for X or Threads without leaving your iPhone.
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