About this tool
HAS Frames started as a personal tool: a way to see original artwork framed, on real walls and inside 3D worlds, without modeling a frame from scratch every time. It turned out everyone who prints, posters, or set-dresses has the same question: "will it look right on the wall?" Guessing from a phone screen is how art ends up too small over the sofa. HAS Frames answers with real numbers: your artwork at true size, in a frame you configure, next to a person, sofa, or console for scale, on a flat color or a photo of your actual wall.
When it looks right, take it with you: a high-res PNG mockup for clients, or a GLB of the framed piece (real-world meters, artwork baked in as a texture) for 3D scenes in Cinema 4D, Blender, or Unreal.
HAS Frames is for visualizing, not print production. When you are ready to print, send your original file to the printer; the DPI readout shows your image's resolution at the chosen size, and your printer can tell you what their process needs.
How to use it
- Drop in your artwork. The frame locks to its aspect ratio automatically.
- Set the real print size in inches or centimeters, or grab a standard quick size.
- Pick a frame style and mat, and set the wall to a color or a photo of your own room.
- Toggle a scale reference (person, sofa, or console) to sanity-check the size.
- Export: PNG for a client-ready mockup, GLB for a 3D-ready framed prop.