If a photo does not fit the frame perfectly, the frame automatically crops the photo to fill the entire display.
Applies to: OnePlace and Jackson Frameo smart photo frames. These frames use the Frameo app.
- 7" frames: OnePlace 7" Black, White, Oak and Dark Wood (DPF7001-B, DPF7001-W, DPF1097-16GB, DPF1097-DW); Jackson Frameo 7" Pink, Blue, White with Oak and White with Light Wood (DPF7001-PNK, DPF7001-BLU, DPF1097, DPF1097-LW)
- 10.1" frames: OnePlace 10.1" White, Black, Oak, Rechargeable Battery, Boxy, Ambient Light, FHD Black Glass and Light Wood (DPF1098-16GB, DPF1099-16GB, DPF1011-16GB, DPF101BTW, DPF1060, DPF1023, DPF1003, DPF1000); Jackson Frameo 10.1" White, Black, White with Oak, White Groovy, Silver FHD and Clear (DPF1098, DPF1099, DPF1011, DPF1012-W, DPF1170, DPF1111)
- 15.6" frames: OnePlace 15.6" Oak (DPF1156, DPF1156-16GB); Jackson Frameo 15" Oak (DPF1561)
- 21.5" frames: OnePlace 21.5" FHD Black (DPF2151-32GB); Jackson Frameo 21.5" Black (DPF2150, DPF2151)
Not for OnePlace calendars (DCF models). They use the Whale Framely app: see Calendars with the Whale Framely app.
The cropping will be centered around what the sender selected as the important part. This is just to ensure that the selected part won't be cropped out under any circumstances.
Example
The entire photo will always be sent to the frame regardless of the selected part, and should you prefer to display the photo in its full size, you can just follow the steps in this quick guide: Why Is My Photo Cropped?