How long does custom framing take?

Most custom framing orders are completed in 7–10 business days. Rush options are available for urgent needs.

What is the difference between regular and museum-grade glass?

Museum glass offers 99% UV protection and anti-reflective coating with near-invisibility. Regular glass provides basic protection. We recommend museum glass for valuable art or items in bright light.

Can you frame oversized artwork or posters?

Yes! We specialize in large-format framing up to 48×72 inches (and larger by request) for posters, maps, or fine art prints.

Do you use acid-free materials for archival framing?

Yes. All our mats, backing boards, and mounting are 100% acid-free and conservation-grade to prevent yellowing and damage over time.

How much does custom framing cost?

Pricing depends on size, frame style, mat, and glass. A typical 11×14 photo in a standard frame starts around $85–$120. Get an estimate online or in-store.

Can I bring in my own frame to have something mounted?

Yes! We offer professional mounting, matting, and glass fitting for frames you already own. Bring or mail it in.

Do you offer framing for 3D objects like medals or baby shoes?

Yes—our shadow box framing service is perfect for 3D keepsakes with custom layouts, depth, and secure mounting.

Is it better to frame in-store or order online?

In-store is best for complex projects or color matching. Online is ideal for standard photos and posters using our upload & frame tool.

Do you provide hanging hardware and installation tips?

Every frame includes professional hanging hardware. We also provide wall placement guides and recommend anchors or gallery systems.

Can you match a frame I saw somewhere else?

Yes! Bring a photo or sample, and we’ll source or custom-build a matching moulding from over 2,000 in-store samples.

Print and Frame Photos Online

Turn a digital photo into wall-ready artwork with printing and custom framing from Modern Memory Design. This guide explains the steps to plan a framed photograph for your home, office or gift. Browse our print and frame options to see available products.

1. Choose your photograph and orientation

Select a family portrait, wedding photo, travel image or artwork file. Decide whether the final display should be portrait, landscape or square. Pay attention to important subjects near the edge because cropping may affect them.

2. Check image resolution

Digital images contain pixels. A larger print requires more source detail to look sharp when viewed up close. As an example, a 3000-by-2400-pixel image can produce a 10-by-8-inch print at 300 pixels per inch; larger prints may be suitable at lower print resolution depending on the image and intended viewing distance. Avoid upscaling a poor-quality file without reviewing a proof.

3. Pick your print and frame size

Choose a size that matches your wall and photograph's aspect ratio. The frame opening may overlap the edges slightly, while matting changes the finished dimensions. Read our picture frame size guide before finalizing an unusual size.

4. Select a frame finish and mat

Black frames suit modern photography; white and natural wood finishes offer lighter alternatives. A mat adds separation between the photograph and frame profile. Consider glare, glazing weight and wall placement for larger pieces.

5. Review, approve and display

Confirm available crop/proofing options and production time for the product you choose. For low-resolution files, unusual dimensions, or multi-photo projects, request assistance before ordering. Frames and photographs can be shipped or collected according to the applicable product and store policies.

Photo projects worth framing

Popular projects include wedding portraits, family galleries, newborn photographs, commemorative events, travel photography, team photos and workplace displays.

Explore photo printing and framing → or contact our workshop for custom help.

Print and Frame Photos Online | Custom Photo Framing Guide