Set your frame
Line up the shot exactly how you want it and tap the shutter, or pick photos you already have. Choose the aspect ratio, exposure and white balance first.
Set your shot, or pick one from your library, hand your phone to anyone, and they just match the faded photo. No directions to give. No awkward retakes to ask for.


Whoever’s holding your phone doesn’t have to guess your shot, they just match it. No more “well, that’s what we got” photos because someone had to improvise.
Line up the shot exactly how you want it and tap the shutter, or pick photos you already have. Choose the aspect ratio, exposure and white balance first.
Give your phone to anyone. One screen tells them what to do, in their language, and shows the frames they’ll be matching.
They line up the live view with your faded frame and tap the shutter. Each frame brings back your camera settings, so their shots match yours.
Take your phone back and compare your frame with the results side by side. Save the keepers straight to Photos.
Your frame sits over the live view like tracing paper, so whoever’s holding the phone lines up to it instead of guessing. The shot you end up with is finally the shot you asked for.
Every frame you save keeps its exact composition and settings, so you can step back into it — the same photo with friends every trip, or a progress picture a year apart.
Save a frame and InFrame notes the spot, with a place name from Apple Maps. Come back any time, and it walks you the rest of the way back into the shot.
Line up several shots. The photographer steps through them with Next.
Choose one or several from your library, in the order you want them shot. Perfect for recreating an old favorite. InFrame only sees the photos you pick.
The handoff, capture, and thank-you screens switch to any of ten languages with one tap on the globe. The rest of your phone stays in yours.
Everything reverts the moment you tap Start over.


InFrame is available now on the App Store for iPhone, on iOS 17 or later.
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