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FrameRoll

Design the whole carousel. Export every slide.

The FrameRoll editor on an iPhone: a photo of a Kyoto pagoda fills frame 01 and carries on past the edge of the phone into frame 02, where a second photo of a torii gate on a lake begins frame 03

One canvas, wider than the screen — sliced into frames that line up edge to edge.

FrameRoll lays out your whole Instagram or Threads carousel on one continuous canvas, previews exactly how each slide crops, then exports every slide at once — numbered in posting order. Seamless and swipeable, with no stitching apps and no visible seams.

One email the day FrameRoll is available. No spam. iPhone, this first release.

Made for people who post carousels

  • Film & photography accounts

    Photo sets and panoramas that read as one frame across the swipe.

  • Travel creators

    Turn a wide landscape into a carousel people swipe all the way through.

  • Design-led brands & studios

    Campaign graphics as a precise multi-slide story — on brand, down to the pixel.

  • Anyone posting carousels weekly

    A fast, no-nonsense tool for the people who do this all the time.

Three steps, start to post

No panorama splitter, no slicing in another editor, no renaming files by hand.

  1. Compose

    Move, scale, rotate: a photo of Nara deer sits across the seam between frames 01 and 02 on the FrameRoll canvas.

  2. Preview

    Every frame, exactly as it exports: a full-screen preview of one slide, a red torii gate on a lake, with dots marking its place in the carousel.

  3. Export

    Export at full resolution, JPEG, PNG or TIFF, straight to Photos in order: the FrameRoll export sheet with format, quality and a save-to-album option.

Built for one job, done well

One continuous canvas

Lay out the whole carousel on a single wide canvas. FrameRoll slices it into perfectly aligned, seamless slides that swipe edge to edge with no visible seam.

Split a frame into cells

Divide any frame into up to 6 cells — columns, rows, or a grid — for a compound layout inside a single slide.

Batch import, auto-placed

Drop in a stack of photos and FrameRoll puts one in each frame, growing the carousel as it fills.

Preview every slide

Step through the carousel exactly as it will crop and export — no guessing where the seams land.

Numbered export

Export every slide at once as PNG, JPEG, or TIFF — numbered in posting order, straight to Photos.

Move, resize, arrange

Free transform, multi-select, z-order, and gesture-batched undo/redo for every image on the canvas.

Snapping guides

Move a photo and it snaps to frame edges, centers, and other photos — precise alignment without eyeballing it.

Project gallery

Every carousel is saved. Reopen an old post and re-export it without rebuilding the layout.

Free to start. Simple to grow.

Import up to 60 photos for free — every other feature is unlimited from day one.

Free

60 photos, no time limit

Everything about FrameRoll, free to try.

  • Unlimited carousels, up to 20 frames each
  • Every ratio, including custom sizes
  • Unlimited exports, always
  • 60 photos total to import — no expiry

FrameRoll Pro

Monthly, yearly, or lifetime

One purchase away: import as many photos as you want.

  • Removes the 60-photo limit
  • Choose monthly, yearly, or a one-time lifetime unlock
  • Priced in your local currency, right in the app
  • Manage or cancel anytime in iOS Settings

Every ratio your feed needs

Pick a preset per project, or set a custom size once and reuse it.

  • 3:4
  • 4:5
  • 1:1
  • 3:2
  • 16:9
  • 9:16
  • ?
    Custom

Your photos never leave your phone

  • No network, ever

    FrameRoll has no servers to talk to. Nothing you import or export is uploaded.

  • No account

    No sign-in, no profile, no email required to use the app.

  • Originals untouched

    Imported photos are copied into the project. Your library stays exactly as it was.

  • Minimal permissions

    Importing needs no permission. Saving slides uses add-only access — full library access only if you turn on saving to a separate album.

Follow the build

FrameRoll is being made in the open — progress, design decisions, and release news as they happen.

Questions, answered

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