As Samsung pushes further into the subscription and pay mode for The Frame art you can take control of The Frame in your home by making or downloading the art yourself.
Transform your photos for perfect display on the Samsung Frame TV with our easy-to-use Photo Formatter. This free online tool helps you convert regular photos into the ideal 16:9 aspect ratio (3840×2160 pixels) that Samsung Frame TVs require for optimal display.
Whether you’re struggling with portrait photos, dealing with different image sizes, or just want your pictures to look their best in Art Mode, our formatter lets you precisely position and adjust your images with a simple drag-and-drop interface.
No more awkward cropping or black bars – just beautifully formatted photos that make your Frame TV look like a professional art display.
Note about photo quality: For the sharpest display on your Frame TV, use photos at least 3840 pixels wide. Smaller photos will still work but might not look as crisp when displayed on your TV screen.
Once you have the photo here’s what you’ll need to do to post it to your Frame TV.
From a Phone:
- Download the formatted photo to your phone
- Open the SmartThings app on your phone
- Select your Frame TV from your devices
- Tap “Art Mode”
- Tap the “+” button to add new art
- Select “My Photos” or “Mobile Photos”
- Choose the formatted photo you downloaded
- The photo will upload to your Frame TV
Alternative Mobile Method:
- Download the formatted photo
- Use the Samsung Smart View app
- Connect to your Frame TV
- Select the photo and cast it directly to the TV
Also, check out these libraries that are stocked with Frame Ready Art.
Google – Art and Culture Collection
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