Frameright

Frameright is a tool designed to help creatives, developers and businesses to handle images in a more efficient way across different platforms. It gives users control over how images are displayed everywhere, ensuring they are always the right size and that their essence is preserved.

Frameright's Image Display Control (IDC) technology makes images smart and adaptable to any container and screen, regardless of where they are published. The tool uses AI to process images in the browser or to integrate with existing publishing systems. This means fast and seamless image processing, so users can ensure consistency across their visual assets.

Some of the key benefits of Frameright include:

• Intelligent Image Display: Images automatically adapt to different container sizes and screens.
• Customizable Collections: Define and communicate size requirements precisely.
• AI Composition Recommendations: Get instant suggestions for framing and cropping.
• Manual Control: Make adjustments as needed to ensure the desired visual outcome.

Frameright can benefit many roles:

• Creators: Get the best out of your visual storytelling with easy image handling.
• Developers: Get pixel perfect results without CSS hacks, and code-based image framing.
• Businesses: Ensure consistent branding and avoid costly image-related mistakes.

Frameright pricing is as follows:

• Personal: Free, including access to core features, AI composition recommendations and manual control.
• Professional: Starting at €10 + VAT per user/month, including unlimited crops per picture, custom collections and quick compose functionality.
• Team: Starting at €20 + VAT per user/month, including team sharing and management, SLA support and image optimization consultations.
• Enterprise: Custom plans available for larger businesses, including dedicated integration support and custom AI models.

With Frameright, users can future-proof their image assets, simplify their workflow and ensure consistent branding across multiple platforms.

Published on June 14, 2024