What is a digital frame?
A digital frame is a picture of a real frame with a see-through middle. Your art sits underneath and the frame sits on top, so your TV looks like a framed painting on a wall.
Frame Guides
Plain-language guides on choosing a frame, adding it to your art, and getting the finished picture onto your Samsung, LG, Sony or other smart TV.
Four short guides, in the order most people need them.
A digital frame is a picture of a real frame with a see-through middle. Your art sits underneath and the frame sits on top, so your TV looks like a framed painting on a wall.
Add your art, choose a frame, drag and zoom until it fits, then save the finished 4K picture. The Frame Studio shows you exactly how it works.
Gold suits dramatic and classic art. Wood suits landscapes and cosy rooms. Ivory suits florals, pastels and bright spaces.
Send the finished picture to your TV with the SmartThings app, then choose it in Art Mode. Steps can change, so check your TV’s manual for the latest.
A real frame is a big cost. A digital one gives you the same gallery look with your own art.
Try the look on free pieces before you spend anything.
Pick the frame that suits each piece, and change it any time.
Finished pictures export at 3840 × 2160, the size Frame TVs show best.