Add a frame to your coloring pages

Frame adds a black border around a coloring page and white space outside that border. ColorBliss expands the canvas so the drawing stays the same size. No credits, and it runs in your browser.

What it does

Frame lives in the edit panel under Add. The black stroke sits fully outside the art. Padding is extra white space outside the stroke, not a gap between the drawing and the border.

When you click Save to library, ColorBliss writes a new PNG and adds it to your library. The original stays put.

How to use it

1. Open any coloring page from your dashboard, folders, or gallery
2. Click Edit
3. Select Frame in the sidebar under Add
4. Pick a preset (Thin, Classic, Bold, or Rounded), or click Match lines to set thickness from the page's line art
5. Fine-tune Thickness, Corners, and Padding with the sliders
6. Click Save to library

If you see Save to folder, you can send the new version straight into a folder instead of your main dashboard.

Where it works

Anywhere you can open the edit panel, except Color by number pages. Frame does not appear on those. The numbered regions and the solution key need a different layout.

Frame costs zero credits. Free accounts get it, same as Touch up, Adjustments, and Text overlay.

Common patterns

You want the same border on every page of a coloring book. Open each page, pick Classic or Bold, save, then assemble the PDF.

The preset is close but the line feels too heavy. Drop Thickness, or click Match lines so the border follows the ink on that page.

You only want a white mat with no stroke. Set Thickness to 0 and keep Padding.

What it doesn't do

It does not cover or shrink your line art. The canvas grows by the padding and thickness on each side.

You cannot upload your own frame image.

Pages generated with a cozy decorative border can still get this frame, so you may end up with two borders.

Switch to another edit tool without saving and the unsaved frame disappears. Save first if you want to keep it.

It always saves a new page. Your original doesn't change.

Tips

Classic is the default and works for most pages. Bold adds a heavier line and more white space. Rounded softens the corners.

Match lines measures the strokes in your page and uses a similar thickness. Use it when you want the new line to feel like part of the original drawing.

The preview updates as you move the sliders. Wait for it to catch up before you save.

Getting help

Email help@colorbliss.com if something's off. Send the page title or a screenshot, which preset you used, and whether it broke in the preview or on save.

Next steps

Open a page, go to Add, and try Frame. If you want words on the page instead of a border, switch to Text overlay in the same section.