About XIV Frame

XIV Frame is a browser-based editor for composing Final Fantasy XIV (FF14) screenshots into one finished image. You can arrange several screenshots, add a character name, server label, or logo, and save the finished frame without opening a full image-editing suite.

• Add up to 16 screenshots and change their order. The four-slot 2×2 Grid uses three or four images; the 3×3 and 4×4 grids use 9 and 16.
• Choose split, vertical, grid, feature, and equal row/column layouts, then set the canvas ratio.
• Adjust each image's scale and position, then place a text signature or logo.

Use it when you want to show a character from multiple angles, document a glamour or housing project, or prepare a single showcase image for a community post.

Start by adding a photo. With one photo, the canvas does not split automatically, so you can skip layout selection, tune the signature, and export immediately. For multiple images, the simplest path is add images → choose a layout → tune each crop → tune the signature → export. You can also choose a layout first and fill its empty preview slots. Original ratio is the default, with the X timeline 16:9 profile and 2:1 available as options. The guides follow that same order and explain the controls using the labels in the editor.

Uploaded screenshots are read by your browser and rendered on the canvas. The editor does not currently require an account or provide an image-upload service. Screenshot files themselves must be selected again after a refresh.

Layout, signature, position, and similar settings may remain in your browser's local storage for convenience. An uploaded logo is resized and stored locally as data, so review browser data after using a shared computer.

The public operating identifier is ddthing / XIV Frame. Source code and change history are available in the XIV Frame GitHub repository. Send bug reports and product feedback through the contact page.

Rights to Final Fantasy XIV game content and trademarks belong to their respective owners. XIV Frame is not affiliated with or endorsed by Square Enix.

The guides are written around a real outcome in the editor, not as a list of search terms or controls. Separate articles cover different jobs such as layout, compositing, file size, and publishing checks so the same explanation is not repeated across thin pages.

When a feature changes, the instructions and the updated date are reviewed together. We avoid documenting controls that cannot be confirmed in the editor and include recovery steps when a workflow fails. See the guide library for the full set of workflows.

For one photo, skip layout selection and move straight to the signature and export steps. For multiple images, add photos and choose a layout before moving through compositing, signature, and export. On mobile, process one background-removal image at a time. PNG is preferred, while opaque results over X's 5 MB limit are automatically optimized as high-quality JPEG files.

XIV Frame is an editing tool, not a service that decides image ownership or publishing permission. Check rights and consent yourself when another person's character, logo, or conversation appears in an image.