FrameMock

FrameMock composites a photo into a picture-frame mockup. You upload an image, pick a frame template, and the image is warped into the four hand-calibrated corners of that frame's insertion zone, blended so the frame's own shadows and lighting still read through, with an optional watermark on top. The point of it is the batch flow: drop up to a hundred images into the same frame and settings, and download the lot as a single ZIP rather than doing it one photo at a time.

I built it for people selling prints and artwork on Etsy, eBay and the like, where every listing wants a photo of the thing on a wall and producing those by hand is the tedious part of putting a shop online.

There is no stored composite anywhere. Framed images are generated on demand by a public URL and cached immutably, so changing a frame or watermark just produces a different URL rather than re-rendering a library. The frame library is nine deep so far, and payments are not switched on — it does the job it was built to do, it just isn't charging for it yet.