Entrance Frame : Photo Frames

The day your child walks through the school gate for the first time, you take dozens of photos, and then have no idea what to actually do with any of them.
Entrance Frame is for picking one of those photos, setting it in a frame, and writing the school name and the date beside it so the day stays with you.


■ How it works

1. Choose a frame you like.
2. Load one photo from your phone.
3. Drag and pinch to place it exactly where you want it.
4. Write the school name, a congratulation message and the date.
5. Save it, or share it right away.


■ Frames

Cherry blossom, ribbon, polaroid, confetti, chalkboard, watercolor circle, cherry blossom gold.
Seven designs, all drawn for that one day. Every frame holds one photo and three lines of text.


■ Main features

· Move and resize the photo freely with your fingers
· Double tap to put the photo back where it started
· Type your own text into the frame and change its font and color
· Pick an output ratio : social square (1:1), social portrait (4:5), story (9:16), print 4×6, print 5×7, print 8×10
· Keep finished works in "My works" inside the app, to look at again, delete or share
· A reminder at the same time every day. The time can be changed, and it can be turned off
· Light theme and dark theme


■ Your photos stay on your phone

· No account, no sign in.
· The photo you pick and the work you make are never uploaded anywhere.
· Editing and saving happen entirely on the phone.
· The frames are built into the app, so it keeps working with no connection at all.


■ Made with printing in mind

Photos should look right on paper, not only on a screen, so everything is saved at true print proportions.
The 4×6, 5×7 and 8×10 ratios are supported as they are, so you can take the file straight to a photo shop or a self service print kiosk.


■ Everything is free

· All 7 frames and all 6 output sizes are free. Nothing is locked.
· No purchases, no subscription. There is nothing to buy inside the app.
· Ads appear at the bottom of the screen instead.


■ Who it is for

· Parents who want a proper keepsake of the first day of school
· Anyone uneasy about photos of their child leaving the phone
· Anyone who wants to print it, frame it, or send it to family


The first walk to school only happens once. Keep that one photo somewhere you can still look at it years from now.