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UP TO 50 PHOTOS · NO WATERMARK · PRINT-READY
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Your photo, as an instant print

Drop a picture in and get it back inside a white instant-photo border, with the deep bottom margin left blank for you to write on. The photograph itself is not touched — not cropped, not resized, not recoloured.

Nothing stamped in the corner — the white margin stays yours to write on

Frame a photo Up to 50 photos
Drop a photo here or browse
A photograph before the instant-print border is added BEFORE The same photograph inside a white instant-print border with a deep bottom margin FRAMED
beach-evening-polaroid.jpg · no watermark Ready

Drop a photo, download the print. This is the whole app.

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Two steps. That's it.

1

Drop the photo in

JPG · PNG · WEBP · up to 50 files
Nothing to set. The border is worked out from the picture's own size and applied the same way every time, so a set of them matches.
2

Download the print

beach-evening-polaroid.jpg Full size · no watermark
An ordinary image file with the border baked in — post it, print it, or pin it to a board with the others.

What actually changes The border, and only the border. Your photograph keeps its own shape and its own colours — nothing is cropped to a square and nothing is warmed or faded. If it is the aged film colour you are after, that is a different tool: Vintage Cyborgand if you want to choose a square yourself first, Crop Image Cyborg— both in the same account. Your download link stays live for 60 minutes.

Why not use a filter app?

You can — and then you're installing something, granting it your camera roll, and scrolling forty frame styles to find the plain white one.

One consistent look

No sliders, no forty presets. Run fifty photos through and they come back as one set of prints, because there is nothing to set differently.

No account to cancel

A €1 day pass is a one-off payment. Nothing renews, nothing bills you next month.

No camera-roll access

Nothing installed, no gallery, no feed. Files go when the 60-minute link expires.

Your photo, untouched

The border goes around the picture rather than over it. Crop the frame back off and you have the file you uploaded, pixel for pixel.

Polaroid Cyborg vs. the alternatives

Polaroid Cyborg Phone filter apps A real instant camera
Watermark NoneOn the free tierNone
Works on photos you already have YesYesNo — shoot again
Install & permissions Nothing installedApp + camera roll
Same look across a whole set Every timeIf you remember the settingsVaries by pack
Ads & trackers NoneNoneNone
Photos kept or published NeverSometimesNo
Cost per picture From €1, unlimitedFree, with adsAbout €1.50 a shot

A real instant camera is its own pleasure and no app replaces the sound of the print sliding out — but it can't do anything about the photographs already on your phone, and each shot costs about a euro and a half whether it works or not. The filter apps get you there and charge you in advertising, camera-roll access and a logo in the corner. This frames the picture you already have and hands you the file.

See it in action

A short walkthrough: drop a photo, see the framed print, download it.

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What people make with it

The white border does something a filter alone can't: it makes a photo look like an object.

50
photos at once
0
watermarks & ads
60
minutes to download
€1
for a whole day of it

Walls & string lights

Print a dozen and peg them along a wire — the border is what makes the row read as photographs.

Weddings & guest books

The wide bottom margin exists to be written on — a name, a date, a message under each face.

Scrapbooks & journals

Cut out and glued in, a framed print sits on the page properly where a bare photo looks like a printout.

Profiles & posts

A bordered picture stands out in a feed of edge-to-edge photos, and the margin gives a caption somewhere to sit.

Gifts & cards

A handful of prints in an envelope reads as a present in a way a shared album never does.

Moodboards & collages

Frame each shot, then join them into a single picture — a wall of prints without the wall.

Whatever it's for, drop the photo and download the print.

Need something slightly different?

Want the aged film colour instead of the frame? Vintage CyborgWant to choose the square yourself first? Crop Image CyborgWant a wall of prints in one picture? Montage Cyborg— all included in one account.

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Common questions

Getting started

What does Polaroid Cyborg do?
It puts your photograph inside a white instant-photo border — an even margin on three sides and a deep blank one along the bottom. Drop a picture in and download the result, full size, no watermark. The picture itself is not altered in any way; the border goes around it.
Is the frame part of the image?
Yes — you get one flat image file with the white border baked in, so it looks the same wherever you post or print it. There's no separate transparent layer to line up.
Which formats can I upload?
JPG, PNG and WEBP. A JPG or WEBP comes back as a JPG at the quality your upload already had; a PNG, GIF, BMP or TIFF comes back as a PNG, so nothing lossless is quietly re-compressed. Anything else — HEIC from an iPhone, RAW from a camera — goes through Image to JPG Cyborg first, which is in the same account.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes — pick the photo from your camera roll on Android or on iOS 12 and higher. Nothing to install, and no permission to your whole library.

The look & the result

Will my photo be cropped?
No. This is worth being clear about, because most instant-print tools do crop: yours is not cropped, not scaled and not squared off. A wide photo stays wide and a tall one stays tall — the frame is built around whatever shape you send. Crop the border back off the result and you have the file you uploaded, pixel for pixel.
Does it change the colours?
No — not a single value. If you want the warm, faded look of film that sat in a drawer for twenty years, that is a separate tool: Vintage Cyborgdoes the colour and this one does the frame, and running a photo through both gives you an aged print. If you want a square first, Crop Image Cyborgcomes before either of them.
Can I choose the border width?
No — there's one look and no settings, which is why a whole set comes back matching. The margin is a fixed share of the picture's own width, so a large photo gets a proportionally large border rather than a hairline. If you want to tune every value yourself, that's a photo editor's job rather than this one's.
Which photos suit it?
Almost anything, because nothing is cropped away — but pictures with a little space around the subject look most like a real print, and busy edge-to-edge compositions gain least from a border. Square and portrait photos read most naturally as instant prints; a very wide panorama ends up a wide print with a white edge, which is a different object.
Can I write on the white strip?
That's what it's for. Print it and write with a fine marker once the ink is dry, or add text on screen before printing. Nothing of ours is printed there, so the whole margin is free.
How big is the finished print?
Your photograph's own size plus the border, so a 12-megapixel phone photo comes back about 4400 × 3990. Nothing is scaled down — send the biggest original you have and the print is big enough to go on a wall.
Can I do a whole set at once?
Yes — up to 50 photographs in one go, and they come back together as a ZIP. Because there are no settings, the fiftieth print matches the first exactly.
When does the download link expire?
After 60 minutes. Save the image as soon as it's ready — after that the link expires and you'd upload the photo again.

Pricing, privacy & rights

How much does it cost?
A €1 day pass gives you 24 hours of unlimited prints. Yearly is €6 and lifetime is €30. All three are one-off payments — nothing renews and nothing bills you next month — and every plan unlocks all 79 AppsCyborg tools.
What happens to my photo?
It's used to make your print and then deleted along with it when the 60-minute link expires. Nothing is kept, published, shown in a public gallery or used to train anything — no ads, no trackers.
Can I sell the result?
If the photo is yours, the framed print is yours — print it, gift it, sell it, no attribution needed. If someone else took the photo, framing it doesn't transfer their rights, and a recognisable person still has a say in commercial use.
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