Click the side arrow to open the texture library and view thumbnails of textures to select. When you click inside the quick color box, the picked color appears in the Color box and the border changes to the selected color.Īctivates when you select the Texture radio button. Click the down-arrow beside the box and hover over the quick-color box until you find a color you like. Click on the color in the middle of the Color box to open the Colors dialog, where you can adjust the color in multiple ways. The clicked color appears in the Color box. Click on a color in the image to make the border that color. Click on the arrow beside the Size slider to open the advanced size controls menu.Īctivates when you select the Color radio button. For example, you can set the bottom border to be larger to include a space for copyright information. Use the sliders, up- and down-arrow keys, or type in a number, to set the size of each side of the border individually. Opens a fly-out of advanced size controls. The final size changes dynamically as you adjust the size of the border. The text below the Size field shows the final size of your image with the border added. You can also type in a different number or use the up and down arrows to change the size of the border. Drag the slider left and right to adjust the width of the border. Sets the size of all the sides of the border simultaneously. The eyedropper is not available when you are using a texture. The border changes to the clicked color, which also appears in the Color box on the Borders pane so that you can adjust it if you open the Color dialog box. 
Picks up the color beneath the cursor when you click on the image.
If you want to discard only the Edit settings, select File | Restore to Develop. If you saved your changes, you cannot reset your settings. To add another border, restart the border tool and repeat these steps.Ĭlick Reset to clear your changes and reset to default settings.Click Cancel to discard all changes and close the tool.Click Done to apply your changes and close the Border tool.Create the border by selecting its size, color, texture, edge, or edge effects as described in the Borders options below.You can save your border settings as a preset to use again. Using combinations of multiple borders and edge effects can add to the mood and atmosphere of a photo, emphasize contrast, and enhance color. You can also add a third dimension to your images using the Drop Shadow and Raised edge effects. You can also use Edge blur to soften the edges or blend the image into the background texture. There are libraries of edges and textures to get you started, but you can save your own textures or edges to the ACDSee folder so that they appear in the library for you to use. You can set the size of each side of the border, change the color and texture of the border or pick up a color from within the image by clicking on that color in the image. You can use the Borders tool to add one or more borders and edge effects to your images.
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