Your offline Android gallery

Your moments.
In a better
Frame.

The everyday photos. The videos worth keeping. A thoughtful home for all of them, right on your device.

Take a look inside
A little space for what matters
Frame photo gallery with a day-grouped photo grid, media filters and floating navigation.
Keep it closeYour photos.
Your device.
Actual Frame app · Atelier layout
Offline at heartNo account neededAndroid 9 & laterPrivacy, explained

The familiar, made thoughtful

Less clutter.
More of your life.

Some photos tell a story. Some just help you remember where you parked. Frame makes room for both.

Browse, watch, make a small edit, or put a favorite on your home screen. All in one local app.

Explore every feature
01 / Find your moment

A library that
feels like yours.

Photos, videos, folders and favorites. Pinch to change the grid, long-press to organize.

Explore the gallery
02 / Stay for a while

For the details.
And the next scene.

Swipe through images. Settle into a video with subtitles, playback controls and saved progress.

Meet the player
03 / Make it personal

Bring a little
joy to the everyday.

Shape a photo widget. Make a rotating wallpaper. Pick a layout and colors that feel right.

Discover photo displays

Through the lens

A closer look at Frame.

Eight real screens.
Tap any one to explore.

Frame photo gallery with a day-grouped photo grid, media filters and floating navigation.
01 / Library

A home for every moment

A waterfall photo in Frame’s image viewer, with a favorite heart and image controls.
02 / Image viewer

Get a little closer

Big Buck Bunny playing in Frame’s portrait video player with a seek bar and playback controls.
03 / Video player

Pick up where you left off

Frame photo editor with a waterfall preview, saturation slider and Save copy button.
04 / Photo editor

Find the right feeling

Photo and video folders with cover thumbnails in Frame’s compact Index layout.
05 / Folders

A place for everything

Frame appearance settings showing three library layouts, dark mode and AMOLED controls.
06 / Appearance

Make yourself at home

Frame widget setup with a clover-shaped waterfall preview and photo rotation settings.
07 / Photo widgets

A familiar face on your home screen

Frame live wallpaper setup with selected photos, a preview and rotation controls.
08 / Live wallpaper

Let your moments take turns

Film shown: Big Buck Bunny © 2008 Blender Foundation / www.bigbuckbunny.org · CC BY 3.0. Cropped excerpt. All media credits.

App screenshot

Media credits · Big Buck Bunny © 2008 Blender Foundation, CC BY 3.0.

On your terms

Your library stays
with you.

Frame processes your photos and videos on your device. There’s no Frame account to create and no cloud library to upload.

Photo-address lookup, sharing and external links can involve other services. We explain those details openly.

Read the privacy policy

A few things to know

Before you
make yourself
at home.

All questions & answers
How can I install Frame?

Frame is currently in internal testing on Google Play. Only invited testers can access it, using the Google account that received the invitation. The Play link may be unavailable to other accounts. There is no public sign-up or public release yet.

Does Frame work offline or need an account?

The local gallery, image viewer, video player, editor, photo widgets and live wallpaper work without creating a Frame account. Your library stays on your device. Optional address lookups and links to other apps or websites may use external services.

Can Frame play 4K video?

It can play compatible 4K videos when your device supports the file’s codecs, profile, frame rate and resolution. A 4K label alone does not guarantee smooth playback. Unsupported or damaged files show an error.

Can I open SVG, RAW or other specialty images?

Yes. Use Open with from a file manager for specialty formats that Android does not show in the gallery. Frame supports SVG/SVGZ and a broad range of raster and camera RAW formats, with limits listed on the Supported formats page.

Made for your everyday

Give your moments
a little Frame.

Frame is currently available to invited internal testers on Google Play. Use the Google account that received your testing invitation. Public release is coming later.