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About XIV Frame

A short overview of the workflow, image handling, and usage rights.

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What is XIV Frame?

XIV Frame is a browser-based editor for composing Final Fantasy XIV (FF14) screenshots into one PNG. 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 four screenshots and change their order.
  • Choose split, vertical, or grid layouts and set the canvas ratio.
  • Adjust each image's scale and position, then place a text signature or logo.
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Who is it for?

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.

The simplest path is choose a layout → add images → tune the signature → save PNG. Setting the frame shape first makes it easier to compare each image as you add it. The guides follow that same order and explain the controls using the labels in the editor.

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How are images and settings handled?

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.

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Open source and rights

The source code is available in the XIV Frame GitHub repository (opens in a new tab). 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.