# Calendar Maker: The Complete Guide (Every Feature, Step by Step) Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/calendar-maker/calendar-maker-complete-guide The full Calendar Maker guide for Canva — month, week, and custom calendars, fonts, colors, page templates, saved setups, and printing — every feature with screenshots. **Calendar Maker** is a Canva app that generates a ready-to-edit calendar — monthly, weekly, or for any custom date range — and drops it straight into your design. No drawing tables, no typing dates by hand. This guide covers **every feature**, step by step, with screenshots. ## Install and open Calendar Maker Open any design, then select **Apps** in the left toolbar. Search for **Calendar Maker** and open it. The app loads in the side panel. At the top you'll see three tabs — **Month**, **Week**, and **Custom**. Each builds a calendar a different way. ## Tab 1 — Month (monthly calendars) The Month tab builds the familiar month grid (weekdays across the top, dates in the cells). Calendar Maker Month tab showing month and year dropdowns, page templates, and Add to design Pick the **month** and **year** (10 years before to 10 years after the current year). Turn on **Add all months** to generate the whole year at once. Turn on **Each month on its own page** to place every month on a separate, auto-named page. Toggle **Start week with Sunday** for the US layout (the app guesses your default by region). Choose a decorated **page template** to place the calendar on a designed background. ## Tab 2 — Week (weekly planners & timetables) The Week tab builds a table by weekday — great for class schedules and weekly planners. Calendar Maker Week tab with weekday checkboxes and number of rows Check the weekdays you want (at least one). Use **Start week with Sunday** to move Sunday first. Set **Number of rows** (1–27) to add blank rows under each day for notes or plans. Turn on **Shorten labels** to abbreviate day names (e.g. "Monday" → "Mon"). ## Tab 3 — Custom (any date range) The Custom tab builds a calendar for any span of dates — a school term, a project timeline, a season. Calendar Maker Custom tab with start date and end date fields Choose a **Start date** and **End date**. The maximum span is **150 days** — beyond that the app shows an error on the date field. Use **Start week with Sunday** as in the other tabs. ## Styling: fonts, sizes, and alignment Every tab has style controls grouped in collapsible sections, with a **live preview** that updates as you adjust. ### Header text (weekday names) Header styling options: font, bold/italic/underline, alignment, size, color, shorten labels For the header (the weekday labels) you can set the **font**, **bold/italic/underline**, **alignment**, **size** (1–100), **color**, and **Shorten labels**. ### Number text (the dates) Number styling options: font, style, alignment, size, color The **Number** section styles the date digits with the same controls: font, style, alignment, size, and color. (The Week tab only has a Header section, since a week table has no date numbers.) ## Styling: background colors Background color options for header, odd rows, and even rows Set the **header bar** color and two **alternating row colors** (odd/even) to create an easy-to-read striped look. ## Preset color themes and live preview Color themes carousel, Your saved setups, and Color preview Instead of setting colors by hand, pick from **30+ preset color themes** (Scandi minimal, botanical, pastel, warm, cool, dark mode, and more) — one tap applies the whole palette, and you can still tweak it after. The **Color preview** shows the result before you add it. A purple example applied to the Week tab: Week tab styled with a purple background color theme ## Page templates (decorated layouts) On the **Month** tab you can place the calendar on a pre-designed page (about 14 themes such as Botanical, Watercolor, Scandi Minimal, Midcentury, Coastal, Vintage Postcard). The app fills in the month and year and matches the calendar's colors to the template. A June 2026 calendar created with a botanical page template on the Canva canvas Design sizes may differ from the template, so you may need to nudge elements to line up after adding. ## Save and reuse your setups Below **Add to design** there's a **Save settings after adding successfully** checkbox. When it's on, your full configuration is saved each time you add a calendar. Each tab keeps its own **Your saved setups** carousel — tap a saved card to restore everything (dates, fonts, colors, template). The app keeps your \~30 most recent setups per tab. ## Add the calendar to your design When you're happy with the preview, click **Add to design**. The calendar (and a new page, if you used a template or multiple months) drops into your Canva design. Select the calendar to keep adjusting its style directly in Canva. Download as PDF Print for the cleanest result, then print at home or order prints. ## Free vs Pro Pro users see the **Add to design** button and full access. Without Pro, you'll see **Unlock to use** (opens an upgrade page) and **Restart app** (re-checks your status after unlocking). The app checks your Pro status automatically through your Canva account. ## Languages Calendar Maker is multilingual — month names, weekday names, and the interface follow your language, and the default week start (Monday or Sunday) is guessed from your region. ## Frequently asked questions On the Month tab, set the year to 2026, generate each month (or use **Add all months**), add your holidays and notes, then download as PDF Print. Yes — use the **Custom** tab and set a start and end date (up to 150 days). Yes — turn on **Save settings after adding successfully**, then restore from **Your saved setups** on each tab. That button is for Pro users. If you see **Unlock to use**, upgrade, then click **Restart app** to refresh your status. Generate a calendar for any month, year, or date range in seconds. # How to Make a Weekly Schedule in Canva Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/calendar-maker/how-to-make-a-weekly-schedule-in-canva Make a weekly schedule in Canva with Calendar Maker. Use the Week tab to build a class timetable, work planner, or study schedule with the exact days and rows you need. You can draw a weekly schedule in Canva by hand with a table, but lining up the weekdays, sizing every row, and re-typing labels gets tedious fast. The [Calendar Maker](/calendar-maker/what-is-calendar-maker) app has a dedicated **Week tab** that builds the grid for you — pick which days appear, set how many rows you need, style it, and drop it straight into your design. This guide walks through making a weekly timetable, work planner, or study schedule using that Week tab. ## Make a weekly schedule with the Week tab From the **Apps** panel in Canva, open Calendar Maker, then switch to the **Week** tab at the top. This mode builds a table organized by weekday rather than a full month grid. Tick the weekdays you want in the schedule (Monday through Sunday). A five-day school or work timetable can drop the weekend; a habit tracker might keep all seven. You need at least one day selected. Use **Number of rows** (1 to 27) to decide how many blank cells sit under each day — one row per class period, time block, or task line. More rows give you more room to write. Click **Add to design**, then customize the fonts, colors, and headings. Add it once and the whole week is laid out for you. Calendar Maker Week tab with weekday checkboxes and a number of rows control Build a weekly schedule with the exact days and rows you need. ## Two small options that save time Toggle **Start week with Sunday** to move Sunday to the front for a US-style week. Calendar Maker also guesses the default from your region and language. Turn on **Shorten labels** to abbreviate the weekday names — "Monday" becomes "Mon" — so a seven-day schedule stays readable in a narrow layout. ## Style it to match your class, brand, or planner Every style change previews live before you add anything. In the header options you can set the font, bold/italic/underline, alignment, size, and color for the weekday labels. The background options control the header bar color and the alternating row colors, so odd and even rows read clearly. If you don't want to style from scratch, the app ships with **30+ preset color themes** in a carousel — click one and the whole schedule recolors instantly. You can still fine-tune afterward. A weekly schedule from the Week tab styled with a purple preset color theme Turn on **Save settings after adding successfully** to store your setup. Each tab keeps a "Your saved setups" carousel, so next term you can reload the same timetable — days, rows, fonts, and colors — in one click. ## Common weekly schedules you can build Five weekdays, one row per period. Add subjects or room numbers in each cell. Monday–Friday with enough rows for time blocks or meetings. All seven days with rows for subjects, revision blocks, and breaks. Seven days, a handful of rows for meals, chores, or daily habits. ## Print or share your schedule Once it looks right, download it as **PDF Print** for the cleanest printed result, or export a PNG to share digitally. Keep the design inside the printable margins if you're printing at home. Need a month-at-a-glance layout instead of a week grid? See [How to Make a Calendar in Canva](/calendar-maker/how-to-make-calendar-in-canva) for the Month tab and printable monthly calendars. ## Frequently asked questions Open the [Calendar Maker](/calendar-maker/what-is-calendar-maker) app, switch to the **Week** tab, tick the weekdays you want, set the number of rows, then click **Add to design** and style it. Yes. In the Week tab you choose exactly which days appear, so you can build a Monday–Friday timetable and leave out Saturday and Sunday. You can set anywhere from 1 to 27 rows under each day, giving you space for class periods, time blocks, or task lines. Yes. Enable "Save settings after adding successfully" and Calendar Maker stores your setup in the "Your saved setups" carousel, so you can reload the same days, rows, and styling in one click. # How to Make a Calendar in Canva Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/calendar-maker/how-to-make-calendar-in-canva Step-by-step guide to make a calendar in Canva with Calendar Maker. Generate any month or custom date range, build a printable 2026 calendar, then customize and print. You can build a calendar in Canva from scratch with a table, but generating one with the [Calendar Maker](/calendar-maker/what-is-calendar-maker) app is faster and gets every date right. This guide shows you how to create a monthly, weekly, or printable calendar — including a printable 2026 calendar — then customize and print it. ## Make a calendar in Canva with Calendar Maker From the **Apps** panel, open Calendar Maker. Type the month and year you want, or choose a **custom date range** for a non-standard calendar. Generate the grid — Calendar Maker fills in the correct dates and weekday layout automatically. Add it to your canvas, then style the colors, fonts, headings, and images with Canva's tools. Generate a calendar for any month, year, or date range in seconds. ## Choose any month or a custom date range Calendar Maker isn't limited to full calendar months. Set a custom start and end date to build a calendar for a school term, a project timeline, or a specific season — useful when a standard monthly grid doesn't fit. ## Monthly, weekly, and yearly calendars The classic month-at-a-glance grid. Best for wall calendars and planners. A week-by-week layout for detailed scheduling and content planning. A full year on one page, ideal for an overview or year planner. Any start-to-end window for terms, sprints, or seasons. ## Make a printable 2026 calendar To create a printable monthly calendar for 2026: Enter **2026** and the month you need, then generate. Repeat for each month you want to print. Type in holidays, birthdays, or reminders directly on the calendar. Choose a print size (A4 or US Letter is standard), and keep margins inside the printable area. Download as **PDF Print** for the cleanest result, then print at home or send to a print shop. Demand for printable calendars peaks from November through January. If you're publishing calendar designs, prepare your next-year templates before Q4. ## Customize and print your calendar Match colors and fonts to your brand or theme, and add photos for a personal calendar. Download as PDF for home printing, or order professional prints through Canva. ## Frequently asked questions Open the [Calendar Maker](/calendar-maker/what-is-calendar-maker) app, enter a month and year (or a custom range), and generate the grid. Then customize and print it. Yes. Generate each 2026 month, add your holidays and notes, then download as a print-ready PDF. Yes. Calendar Maker supports custom start and end dates, not just full months. # What is Calendar Maker? Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/calendar-maker/what-is-calendar-maker Calendar Maker is a Canva app that generates a calendar for any month, year, or custom date range in seconds. Create monthly, weekly, and printable calendars to customize and print. Calendar Maker is a Canva app that builds a ready-to-edit calendar in seconds. Enter a month and year — or any custom date range — and it generates the calendar grid for you, so you can skip the manual table work and go straight to designing. ## What you can do Enter a month and year and get an accurate calendar grid instantly. Generate a calendar for any custom range, not just full months. Create the layout you need — month view, week view, or a full-year calendar. Style it with Canva's tools, then print at home or order prints. ## Why use Calendar Maker Building a calendar by hand in Canva means drawing a table and typing every date — easy to get wrong, especially across months. Calendar Maker generates the correct dates for any month, year, or range automatically, then hands you an editable Canva design to customize. Generate a calendar for any month, year, or date range in seconds. Step-by-step guide to creating and printing a calendar. # Changelog Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/changelog Product updates across all Qrdy tools — new releases, improvements, and fixes for Image to Frames, NoteMe, Calendar Maker, and more. Filter by product or subscribe via RSS. Everything new across Qrdy, in one place. Each entry is tagged with the product it belongs to — use the tags to filter, or subscribe via RSS to get notified of new updates. ## New releases * **QrdyCraft is now on Canva!** Turn your photos into paint-by-numbers and sticker-by-number crafts without leaving your Canva editor. [Open QrdyCraft in Canva](https://qrdyai.com/craft) and start crafting right where you design. ## New releases * **Remove Background — 100% free.** Erase the background from any image in one click, completely free. Try it now at [qrdyai.com/remove-background](https://www.qrdyai.com/remove-background). ## New releases * **AI frame search:** describe the frame you're looking for in your own words and let AI find the best matches across our 40,000+ frame library — no more scrolling through categories. ## New releases * **Frame Your Moment challenge** is live — turn a photo into framed art and win 1 of only 3 Lifetime Licenses. ## Improvements * The Frame Library now holds **40,000+ premium frames and growing**. ## New releases * **n8n integration:** create notes automatically from your automation workflows. * **Free Calendar Maker code:** create a note with the key "calendar" to get a free 1-month code. ## New releases * Generate calendars for **any custom date range**, not just full months. # Frames Lab: The Complete Guide (Every Feature, Step by Step) Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/frames-lab/frames-lab-complete-guide The full Frames Lab guide for Canva — build frames with Shape, Burst, Grid, Arc, and Diagonal modes, pick ready-made frames in Explore, and add effects in Style. Every control, with screenshots. **Frames Lab** is a Canva app for building frames exactly the way you want — grids, arcs, sunbursts, diagonal layouts, or a frame from your own shape — then dropping any photo or video inside. Frames auto-fit your design, so you never resize by hand. This guide covers **every feature**, step by step, with screenshots. ## The three tabs Build a new frame from five modes. Pick a ready-made frame from themed collections. Re-add a recent frame with blur, border, or inner shadow. Open the **Apps** panel in Canva, search **Frames Lab**, and launch it. ## Create tab — five modes Frames Lab Create tab showing Shape, Burst, Grid, Arc, and Diagonal modes ### Shape — turn a shape into a frame From **Elements → Shapes** or **Graphics**, add a shape to your design. Click **Recheck design** so the app detects it. Click the detected frame to place it. Set a **border** first if you want one. Whenever you change a shape in your design, click **Recheck design** again to update. ### Burst — random sunburst frames Frames Lab Burst mode with random preview and style controls Burst generates random sunburst/spark frames. Tune them with the controls, and grab one you like — results are random, so each change makes new previews. Burst style dropdown with Bubble, Splash, Radial, Droplet, Spark, Leaf Burst controls: Style, Density, Size, Spread, Variation, Distribution, Preview items Controls: **Style** (Spark, Bubble, Splash, Radial, Droplet, Leaf…), **Density**, **Size**, **Spread**, **Variation** (Clean/Natural/Wild), **Distribution** (Burst/Ring/Spiral/Scatter), and **Preview items**. ### Grid — collage frames Frames Lab Grid mode with grid dimensions and column/row/gap controls Adjust the grid **width** and **height**. Choose **columns, rows, and gap**. The preview updates live. Open **Wave effect** to curve the lines, or **Advanced options** for combined cells and corner radius. Click **Add to design**, then drop a photo into each cell. Grid wave effect with speed and height, plus combine cells and corner radius Very complex grids (too many cells or a strong wave) get blocked — reduce the rows/columns or wave strength. ### Arc — curved frames Frames Lab Arc mode with sweep angle control Set the **sweep angle** (how much of the arc, in degrees) and the **start angle**, add a border if you want, and click **Add to design**. ### Diagonal — angled grid Frames Lab Diagonal mode preview with diagonal strips Like Grid, but the strips run on an angle you control (spacing, gap, and angle), plus the same wave and advanced options. ## Explore tab — ready-made frames Explore tab with themed frame collections like Trending and seasonal sets Open **Explore** and click any frame from the themed collections (Trending, seasonal sets, and more) to drop it straight into your design — no setup needed. ## Style tab — add effects Style tab with Last frames and blur, border, inner shadow controls Every frame you add is saved under **Last frames** in the **Style** tab. Set **Blur**, **Border**, and/or **Inner shadow** (each with a color and strength), then click a frame to re-add it with the effects applied. ## Drop in your photo After any frame is in your design, drag a photo or video onto it — it crops to the frame's shape automatically. Double-click to reposition inside. ## Free vs Pro The free tier limits how many frames you can add; when you hit the limit, the app invites you to upgrade (the link opens qrdynamic.xyz in a new tab). Pro removes the limit. **More Qrdy** and **Need help** at the bottom link to other apps and support. ## Frequently asked questions Add the shape from **Elements → Shapes/Graphics**, then click **Recheck design**. It's too complex — reduce rows/columns or the wave strength and try again. Burst is fully random. When you see one you like, add it right away — changing a control regenerates the previews. Build grids, arcs, bursts, and custom frames in Canva. # How to Make Custom Frames in Canva with Frames Lab Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/frames-lab/how-to-make-custom-frames-in-canva Create custom frames in Canva — grids, arcs, bursts, diagonal layouts, and frames from your own shapes — with the Frames Lab app, then drop in any photo or video. Canva's built-in frames are limited to basic shapes. **Frames Lab** is a Canva app that lets you build frames exactly the way you want — grids, arcs, sunbursts, diagonal layouts, or a frame traced from your own shape — then drop any photo or video inside. Every frame auto-fits the design you're working in, so you never resize by hand. Frames Lab Create tab in Canva showing the five create modes ## What Frames Lab does Frames Lab works in three tabs: Build a new frame from five modes: Shape, Burst, Grid, Arc, and Diagonal. Pick a ready-made frame from themed collections — no setup needed. Re-add a frame you just used with blur, border, or inner shadow effects. ## How to make a custom frame (Create tab) Open **Apps** in Canva, search for **Frames Lab**, and open it. In the **Create** tab, pick a mode from the **Create mode** strip. ### Turn a shape into a frame From **Elements → Shapes** or **Graphics**, add any shape to your Canva page. In Frames Lab, click **Recheck design** so the app detects your shape. Click the detected frame to drop it into your design. Set a **border** color and weight first if you want one. Whenever you change a shape in your design, click **Recheck design** again so Frames Lab updates. ### Make a grid (collage) frame Frames Lab Grid mode showing grid dimensions and layout controls Select **Grid** in the Create mode strip. Adjust width and height, then set **columns, rows, and gap**. The preview updates live. Open the **Wave effect** to make the grid lines curve, or use **Advanced options** for combined cells and corner rounding. Click **Add to design**, then drag a photo into each cell. ### Other Create modes Random sunburst/spark frames. Tune Style, Density, Size, Spread, and Distribution — results are random, so grab one you like. A curved/arc frame. Set the **sweep angle** and start angle. Like Grid, but the strips run on an angle you control. Turn any shape already in your design into a frame. ## Use a ready-made frame (Explore tab) If you don't want to configure anything, open **Explore** and click a frame from the themed collections (Trending, seasonal sets, and more). It drops straight into your design. Explore tab in Frames Lab with themed frame collections ## Add effects (Style tab) Every frame you add is saved under **Last frames** in the **Style** tab. Re-add it with effects: Style tab in Frames Lab with blur, border, and inner shadow controls * **Blur** — a soft glow behind the frame. * **Border** — an outline that hugs the frame edge. * **Inner shadow** — depth inside the frame. Pick a color and strength for each, then click the frame to re-add it with the effects applied. ## Drop in your photo After any frame is in your design, drag a photo or video onto it. The image snaps to the frame's shape and crops automatically — double-click to reposition it inside. ## Frequently asked questions Frames Lab has a free tier with a limit on how many frames you can add. Pro removes the limit. Make sure the shape was added from **Elements → Shapes/Graphics**, then click **Recheck design** so the app picks it up. Very complex grids (too many cells or a strong wave) get blocked. Reduce the rows/columns or the wave strength and try again. # The Best Canva Apps for Frames (2026): Picked by Job Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/guides/best-canva-apps-for-frames The best Canva apps for frames in 2026 — turn images into frames, build custom grids and arcs, fill text with photos, trace shapes, and more. Which frame app to use for each job. Canva's built-in frames are handy, but they're limited to a fixed set of basic shapes. When you need a frame in *your* shape — a logo, a grid, an arc, or even your own letters — you need a frame app. Here are the **best Canva apps for frames in 2026**, organized by the job you're trying to do, so you can jump straight to the right one. A photo cropped into a rounded frame with a colored border, made with a Canva frame app ## Quick pick | You want to… | Best app | | ----------------------------------------------- | ------------------- | | Turn any image into a frame | **Image to Frames** | | Build custom frame shapes (grids, arcs, bursts) | **Frames Lab** | | Fill text with different photos | **Text to Frames** | | Trace a frame by hand | **Trace to Frame** | | Make a photo collage grid | **Frame Collage** | | Describe a frame and let AI draw it | **AI Frames** | | Show one image through all your text | **Clipping Mask** | All seven are made by the Qrdy team and run right inside Canva. ## 1. Image to Frames — turn any image into a frame If you have a shape — a logo, a star, a silhouette — **[Image to Frames](/image-to-frames/what-is-image-to-frames)** converts it into a real Canva frame you can drop photos or videos into. It supports PNG, SVG, and JPG (up to 5MB), follows the image's true outline when the background is transparent, and adds an optional border. A photo cropped into a star-shaped frame made with Image to Frames **Best for:** turning an existing graphic or logo into a custom frame. **Tip:** remove the background first, or the frame comes out as a rectangle. Convert any image into a custom Canva frame in one click. ## 2. Frames Lab — build custom frame shapes When you need a frame built to spec, **[Frames Lab](/frames-lab/frames-lab-complete-guide)** is the toolbox. It creates frames in five modes — **Shape, Burst, Grid, Arc, and Diagonal** — with live controls (grid columns/rows, arc sweep angle, burst density), plus a library of ready-made frames in **Explore** and effects (blur, border, inner shadow) in **Style**. A photo cropped into an arc-shaped frame made with Frames Lab **Best for:** precise, parameter-driven frames and photo grids. Build grids, arcs, bursts, and custom frames in Canva. ## 3. Text to Frames — fill your text with photos **[Text to Frames](/text-to-frames/text-to-frames-complete-guide)** turns each letter of a word into its own frame, so you can drop a *different* photo or video into every letter — something a single clipping mask can't do. It includes 100+ fonts and three effects (blur, border, inner shadow). The word FRAMES filled with a photo, made with Text to Frames **Best for:** photo-filled typography where each letter shows a different image. Turn any word into photo-fillable Canva letter frames. ## 4. Trace to Frame — draw a frame by hand **Trace to Frame** lets you place points to draw a frame with straight lines, cropping a photo to any custom shape you outline. It's the manual, full-control option when you want to trace around a specific object. **Best for:** tracing a custom outline by hand (straight-line shapes). ## 5. Frame Collage — photo collage grids **Frame Collage** builds a grid collage — toggle cells from 8×8 up to 32×32 — where every cell is a frame you fill with a photo or video. Great for mosaics and multi-photo layouts. A photo split across a 3x3 grid of frame cells made with Frame Collage **Best for:** quick collage grids with many photo slots. ## 6. AI Frames — describe it, AI draws it **AI Frames** generates a frame from a text description, plus a library of 20,000+ free frames and exclusive shadow/border/effects. The easiest option when you don't have a source image and don't want to build a shape by hand. **Best for:** getting a frame from words, or browsing a big ready-made library. ## 7. Clipping Mask — one image through all your text Not technically a frame app, but closely related: **Clipping Mask** shows a single image through your text or shape at once (versus Text to Frames, where each letter is a separate frame). Reach for it when you want one photo spanning a whole word. **Best for:** one image visible through an entire word or shape. ## Which one should you use? Use **Image to Frames** to convert it into a frame. Use **Frames Lab**. Use **Text to Frames** (different image per letter) or **Clipping Mask** (one image across the word). Browse **AI Frames** or Frames Lab's **Explore** tab. For basic circle, square, or simple-shape frames, Canva's built-in **Elements → Frames** is still the fastest option — reach for these apps when you need a shape Canva doesn't offer. ## Frequently asked questions **Image to Frames** — it converts any PNG, JPG, or SVG into a real Canva frame. Remove the background first so the frame follows your image's outline. Use **Text to Frames** with "Split into letters" on — each letter becomes its own frame you can fill separately. Each has a free tier with limits; Pro removes them. You can try the core features before upgrading. Yes — **Frame Collage** builds grid collages where every cell is a fillable frame, or use Frames Lab's Grid mode. # Hepta FAQ — Common Questions Answered Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/faq Quick answers to the most common questions about Hepta — ads, offline play, levels, hearts, stars, Unlimited, languages, and more. Have a question about Hepta? Here are quick, friendly answers to the things players ask most. Hepta is a calm merge puzzle that's easy to learn and hard to master. Yes. Hepta is free to play, with no coins, no boosters, and no shop. There's an optional Unlimited pass if you'd like heart-free play for a while, but it's never required to enjoy the game. No ads, ever. There are no banners and no pop-ups anywhere in Hepta. It's designed to be a calm, uninterrupted puzzle experience. Yes. Hepta plays fully offline. All 150 levels are bundled inside the app, so you can play anywhere without a connection. There are 150 hand-crafted levels. Every one has been verified solvable, so you'll never hit an impossible board. Levels sit on a winding map and unlock one by one as you clear them. You merge two pieces that are the same color **and** the same shape by dragging one onto the other. They combine into the next shape up. Pieces evolve through 7 shapes in order: circle, ellipse, triangle, square, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon. You lose 1 heart only when you fail a level — never when you win. Tutorial levels are always free and don't cost a heart while you're learning. Hearts refill over time while you're away. You earn 1 to 3 stars per level based on how few moves you use. To get 3 stars, solve the level efficiently in as few moves as possible. Your best move count for each level is saved. No. Hepta is never pay-to-win. It never sells solutions and never makes levels harder to push purchases. The optional Unlimited pass only lifts the heart limit for a while — it doesn't make the puzzles any easier. An Unlimited pass gives you heart-free play for a set amount of time. These are short, timed passes bought through the App Store or Google Play. They simply remove the heart limit for the duration — nothing more. Hepta is available in 19 languages and is auto-selected for you. You can switch it anytime in **Settings**. ## Related Fixes for common issues like hearts, purchases, and the game not loading. Learn how hearts work, when you lose one, and how they refill. # Getting Started with Hepta Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/getting-started New to Hepta? Install the calm merge puzzle, follow the quick tutorial, make your first merge, and clear your first level in just a few minutes. Welcome to Hepta, a calm merge puzzle that is easy to learn and hard to master. This guide walks you from install to your first cleared level. Take your time, there is no rush and no ads to interrupt you. ## Your first few minutes Download Hepta free from your app store. All 150 levels come bundled, so you can play offline once it is installed. Get Hepta for iPhone and iPad. Get Hepta for Android. Launch Hepta and follow the quick, interactive How to Play tutorial. It guides you hands-on through the basics, one tap at a time. The interactive How to Play tutorial in Hepta guiding you through your first moves Drag two pieces that share the **same color and the same shape** together. They combine into the next piece up. That single move is the heart of the whole game. Look at the **target piece** shown at the top of the board. Keep merging to build that piece, and the level is cleared. Congratulations, you have finished your first Hepta level. The tutorial levels are always free and cost no hearts while you learn. To see how hearts work once you move on, visit [Hearts](/hepta/hearts). ## Related Learn the merge, the target, and the board. See how hearts work and how they refill. # How Hearts Work in Hepta Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/hearts Hearts are your play energy in Hepta. Learn how you lose one only on a fail, why tutorials are free, how hearts refill, and what to do when out. Hearts are your play energy in Hepta. They keep things relaxed: you can settle into a level, take your time, and try a tricky board more than once without pressure. ## What hearts are You start with a set number of **hearts**, shown as a small badge on the Home screen. Each heart is simply permission to keep playing. Because Hepta is a calm merge puzzle with no ads, hearts are the only thing pacing your play, and they're designed to stay out of your way. Hepta Home screen showing the current level, the play button, and the hearts badge ## You only lose a heart when you fail A heart is spent **only when you fail a level** — never when you win. Clear a board and your hearts stay exactly as they were, no matter how many moves it took. Winning never costs a heart. You can keep clearing levels back to back without spending anything. Hearts come into play only when a level doesn't work out. This is part of Hepta being fair and player-friendly: the game is easy to learn and hard to master, so a level that takes a few attempts is normal, and succeeding is always free. ## Tutorial levels are free While you're learning, **tutorial levels never cost a heart**. You can practise the basics — merging matching pieces, watching the ripple, building the target — as many times as you like. Failing a tutorial level won't reduce your hearts, so it's a safe place to get comfortable before the full set of levels. ## Hearts refill over time Hearts **refill over time** while you're away. Step away for a bit and you'll come back to more hearts than you left with, ready to pick up where you stopped. There's nothing to tap or claim — refilling simply happens in the background as time passes. ## Out of hearts? If you run out, you have two calm options: Hearts refill over time on their own. Take a break and check back soon. Lift the heart limit for a while with an optional Unlimited pass. Either way, your progress, best move counts, and stars are always saved — running out of hearts never sets you back. ## Related Play heart-free for a while with Hepta's fair, optional passes. Quick answers to common questions about playing Hepta. # Hepta: The Complete Guide (Every Feature, Step by Step) Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/hepta-complete-guide The full Hepta guide — how to play the calm, ad-free merge puzzle: merge matching pieces through seven shapes, master the ripple and stones, earn stars, and use hearts. With screenshots. **Hepta** is a calm, **ad-free** merge puzzle that's easy to learn and hard to master. You merge two pieces that share the same color and shape; they combine into the next shape up, evolving through seven shapes from a circle to a heptagon. Build the target piece to clear each level. This guide covers **every feature**, step by step, with screenshots. Hepta home screen showing the current level, the play button, and the hearts badge ## What makes Hepta different No banners, no pop-ups — nothing interrupts your calm. All 150 levels are bundled, so you can play anywhere. All levels are verified solvable — you'll never hit an impossible board. No coins, no boosters, no shop. Hepta never sells solutions. ## Getting started Download it free — all 150 levels come bundled, so it plays offline. For iPhone and iPad. For Android. Launch the app and follow the quick, interactive How to Play tutorial — one tap at a time. Tutorial levels are always free and cost no hearts. Drag two pieces that share the same color and shape together. They combine into the next piece up. Keep merging to build the target piece shown at the top — that clears the level. The interactive How to Play tutorial in Hepta guiding your first moves ## How to play A Hepta level in play with the board grid, target piece at the top, and colored pieces The loop is simple: find two pieces matching in **both color and shape**, drag one onto the other to evolve up a shape, and repeat toward the **target piece** at the top. Build the target to clear the level. ### The seven shapes Pieces evolve through seven shapes in order ("Hepta" means seven): | Step | Shape | | Step | Shape | | ---- | -------- | - | ---- | -------- | | 1 | Circle | | 5 | Pentagon | | 2 | Ellipse | | 6 | Hexagon | | 3 | Triangle | | 7 | Heptagon | | 4 | Square | | | | ## Merging, direction & scoring Merging is where the depth lives: * **Direction matters.** When two pieces merge, the tile you **drop ONTO keeps its score**. Dragging A onto B isn't the same as B onto A — decide which tile to keep before you merge. * **The ripple.** Each merge **ripples to the 4 neighboring tiles** (up, down, left, right), scoring points on them. One well-placed merge can score across several tiles. * **Stones.** Stones are obstacles with no special button — **break a stone by merging on a tile next to it**, and the ripple cracks it. * **Stars.** Solving in **fewer moves earns more stars** (1–3). Your best move count per level is saved so you can come back and beat it. To protect a tile's points, make it the one you **drop onto**, not the one you drag away. ## Levels, stars & the map The Hepta level map showing 150 levels along a winding path with their states and stars Hepta has **150 hand-crafted levels** on a winding map. Level 1 is open from the start; clear a level to unlock the next. Each level shows its state — **Locked, Current, Open, or Cleared** (with stars earned). Every level rewards **1–3 stars** based on how few moves you use, and all 150 are verified solvable. Three stars are about solving smart, not fast. There's no timer — take your time and plan each move. When you're stuck, tap the **Hint** button to highlight the next good move. Use it as often as you like. ## Hearts (your play energy) Hearts pace your play and are designed to stay out of the way: * You **lose a heart only when you fail** a level — never when you win. * **Tutorial levels never cost a heart.** * Hearts **refill over time** in the background while you're away — nothing to claim. * Out of hearts? **Wait a short while** for them to refill, or get an optional **Unlimited play** pass to lift the limit for a while. ## Settings & languages Hepta settings showing language options among 19 supported languages Hepta is available in **19 languages**, auto-selected for you and switchable in **Settings**. ## Frequently asked questions No — no banners, no pop-ups, ever. Yes. All 150 levels are bundled in the app, so it works without a connection. Wait a little while for them to refill on their own, or get an Unlimited play pass to lift the limit. No — all 150 levels are verified solvable, and the Hint button shows the next good move. Get Hepta for iPhone and iPad. Get Hepta for Android. # How to Play Hepta — Merge, Evolve, Clear Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/how-to-play Learn how to play Hepta: drag to merge matching pieces, evolve through seven shapes, and build the target piece to clear each calm, ad-free level. Hepta is easy to learn and hard to master. You merge two pieces that share the **same color and the same shape**, and they combine into the next piece up. Each level shows a **target piece** at the top of the board, and your goal is to build that target to clear the level. This page walks you through the basic loop, then a few mechanics that make every move feel satisfying. A Hepta level in play, showing the board grid, the target piece at the top, and colored pieces ## The basic play loop Look across the board for two pieces that share the **same color and the same shape**. Only matching pairs can merge. Drag one piece onto its match. The two pieces combine into a single piece that has **evolved up one shape**. Repeat the merges to climb through the shapes. The piece you are aiming for is shown as the **target at the top** of the level. Once you build the target piece, the level is cleared. Move on to the next one when you are ready. ## The seven shapes Pieces evolve through seven shapes, in order. Low levels look like soft candy, and high levels look like glowing gems. ("Hepta" means seven.) | Step | Shape | | ---- | -------- | | 1 | Circle | | 2 | Ellipse | | 3 | Triangle | | 4 | Square | | 5 | Pentagon | | 6 | Hexagon | | 7 | Heptagon | Merging only works on pieces that match in **both** color and shape. If a merge will not happen, check that the two pieces truly look the same. ## The ripple Every merge does more than combine two pieces. Each merge **ripples to the 4 tiles around it** — up, down, left, and right — scoring points on those neighboring tiles. Keeping the ripple in mind helps you plan merges that do extra work in a single move. ## Breaking stones **Stones** are obstacles that sit on the board. There is no special button to remove them. Instead, you **break a stone by merging on a tile next to it** — the ripple from your merge cracks the stone. Line up a merge beside a stone, and let the ripple do the rest. ## The Hint button When you are stuck, tap the **Hint button**. It highlights the **next good move** so you can keep going at your own calm pace. ## Related See how merge direction, the ripple, and stones shape your score. Discover how levels unlock and how you earn up to three stars. # Levels, Stars & the Map in Hepta Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/levels-and-stars Explore Hepta's 150 hand-crafted levels on a winding map, earn 1-3 stars by solving in fewer moves, and use a hint whenever you feel stuck. Hepta gives you **150 hand-crafted levels** to enjoy at your own pace. They sit on a winding map and open up one at a time, so there is always a clear next step and never any pressure to rush. ## The level map Your levels live on a single **winding map**. They **unlock one by one**: clear a level to open the next one along the path. **Level 1 is open from the start**, so you can jump in right away. Because Hepta is easy to learn and hard to master, the map gives you a gentle sense of progress. Each cleared level lights your way to the one after it, and you can always look back to see how far you have come. The Hepta level map showing 150 levels along a winding path with their states and earned stars ## Level states On the map, each level shows its current state at a glance. | State | What it means | | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------------------- | | **Locked** | Not open yet. Clear the level before it to unlock this one. | | **Current** | The level you are up to next on the path. | | **Open** | Available to play whenever you like. | | **Cleared** | Already solved, shown with the stars you earned. | ## Earning stars Every level rewards you with **1 to 3 stars** based on how few moves you use to solve it. Clearing a level is always enough to move on, and solving it efficiently is how you reach the full three stars. Your **best move count** for each level is saved, so you can come back later and try to beat it. There is no timer and no rush, just a quiet goal to chase when you feel like it. Three stars are about solving smart, not solving fast. Take your time and plan each move. ## Every level is solvable All **150 levels are verified solvable**. You will never get stuck on an impossible board, so if a level feels tricky, there is always a way through. That is part of what keeps Hepta calm: the challenge is fair, and the solution is always there for you to find. ## Stuck? Use a hint When you are not sure what to do next, tap the **Hint** button. It highlights the **next good move** to help you keep going. Use it as often as you like, whether you want a small nudge or a fresh look at the board. ## Related Plan smarter moves and aim for 3 stars. See how hearts work and when they refill. # Merging, Scoring & Stones in Hepta Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/merging-and-scoring Master merging in Hepta: merge matching pieces, learn why drop direction keeps a tile's score, how the ripple works, and how to break stones for more stars. In Hepta, merging is simple to start and rewarding to think about. You combine matching pieces, but *which* piece you drop onto which one changes your score — so every move is a small calculation. This page explains how merging works, why direction matters, how the ripple scores points, and how stones break. A Hepta level in play, showing the board grid, the target piece at the top, and colored pieces ## How merging works You merge two pieces that share the **same color and the same shape** by dragging one onto the other. They combine into the next piece up, evolving one step along the way to the target piece at the top of the level. Pieces that differ in color or shape will not merge, so look for true matches. ## Direction matters When two pieces merge, the tile you **drop ONTO keeps its score (points)**. That makes direction a real choice: dragging piece A onto piece B is not the same as dragging B onto A. Before you merge, decide which tile you want to keep — every move is a small calculation, and planning your drops is the heart of a high score. When you want to protect a tile's points, make it the one you **drop onto**, not the one you drag away. ## The ripple effect Each merge **ripples to the 4 tiles around it** — up, down, left, and right — scoring points on those neighboring tiles. A single well-placed merge can score across several tiles at once, so it pays to notice what sits beside the pieces you are about to combine. ## Breaking stones **Stones** are obstacles on the board, and there is no special button to clear them. Instead, the ripple does the work: you **break a stone by merging on a tile next to it**, and the ripple cracks it. Set up a merge beside a stone, and the same move that scores points also clears your path. Stones break through the ripple from a nearby merge — you never need a separate tool or button to remove them. ## Scoring and stars Solving a level in **fewer moves earns more stars**. Because direction and the ripple both shape your score, planning efficient merges is how you climb from one star toward three. Your best result on each level is remembered, so you can always come back and improve. For the full breakdown of stars and how levels unlock, see [Levels & Stars](/hepta/levels-and-stars). ## Related Plan smarter merges and ripples to clear levels in fewer moves. Review the core loop, the seven shapes, and the Hint button. # Settings & Languages in Hepta Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/settings-and-languages Adjust sound, haptics, theme, and language in Hepta, plus replay the How to Play tutorial whenever you like. Hepta keeps its options simple. From the Settings screen you can turn sound and vibration on or off, pick a theme, choose your language, and reopen the tutorial anytime. ## Opening Settings Open Settings to adjust how Hepta looks, sounds, and feels. Everything here is optional, so feel free to set it up the way that suits you best. ## Sound & Haptics You can turn the game's audio and vibration on or off: * **Sound** — toggle audio effects on or off. * **Haptics** — toggle vibration on or off. Prefer a quiet, distraction-free session? Switch both off and enjoy Hepta in calm silence. ## Theme Choose how Hepta looks: * **System** — follow your device's appearance setting. * **Light** — a bright theme. * **Dark** — a darker theme. ## Language Hepta is available in **19 languages**. The game auto-selects a language for you, and you can switch to another one manually anytime from Settings. The Hepta language picker showing the 19 available languages ## Replay the tutorial Want a refresher on the basics? You can reopen the **How to Play** tutorial from Settings whenever you like. ## Related Quick answers to common questions about Hepta. Learn the basics of merging and clearing levels. # Hepta Tips & Strategies for 3 Stars Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/tips-and-strategies Practical Hepta tips to plan your merges, use the ripple, and solve in fewer moves so you can earn 3 stars while playing calm and unhurried. Hepta is easy to learn and hard to master, and a few simple habits go a long way toward those three stars. None of these tips require coins or boosters, just a calm head and a little planning. ## Plan your merge direction When two pieces merge, the tile you **drop onto keeps its score**. So which piece you drag onto which one really matters. Before you move, think about which tile you want to keep and drag the other piece onto it. Picture the result before you let go. Choosing the right "keep" tile is the heart of every smart move. ## Use the ripple to your advantage Each merge **ripples to the four tiles around it** (up, down, left, and right), scoring points on them. You can use this on purpose: line up your merges so the ripple lands where it helps most, scoring nearby tiles in a single move. The same ripple is also how you deal with **stones**. Merge on a tile next to a stone and the ripple cracks it, so you never need a special button to clear obstacles. Place merges so the four surrounding tiles get the most out of each move. Merge beside a stone to crack it with the ripple. ## Solve in fewer moves Stars come from efficiency: the **fewer moves** you use, the more stars you earn, up to three. If you are chasing a perfect score, look for moves that do double duty, like a merge that also ripples onto useful tiles or cracks a stone at the same time. Your best move count is saved for every level, so you can always replay a level later and try to beat it. ## Tap Hint when you are stuck If you are not sure where to go next, use the **Hint** button. It highlights the **next good move**, which is a great way to get unstuck or to study how an efficient solution comes together. ## Play calm There is **no timer** and no pressure in Hepta. Take a breath, look over the whole board, and move when you are ready. Calm, deliberate play is usually what leads to the cleanest, lowest-move solutions. No ads, no timer, no rush. The relaxed pace is part of the puzzle, not a distraction from it. ## Related Learn the merge, the target, and the board. Understand direction, points, and the ripple. # Hepta Troubleshooting — Fixes for Common Issues Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/troubleshooting Solve common Hepta issues — out of hearts, stuck levels, purchases, the game not loading, sound, haptics, and replaying the tutorial. Running into a snag? Most things are quick to sort out. Hepta is a calm merge puzzle, and these friendly fixes will get you back to playing in no time. No problem — you only lose a heart when you fail a level, never when you win. Wait a short while for your hearts to refill over time, or get an Unlimited pass for heart-free play for a set amount of time. Don't worry — every level is verified solvable, so there's always a way through. Tap the **Hint** button to highlight the next good move. Remember that direction matters when you merge, so try solving in fewer moves to find a cleaner path. If a purchase isn't recognized, use **Restore Purchases**. This re-checks your App Store or Google Play account and restores anything you've already bought. Hepta plays fully offline, so a connection isn't needed to load your levels. If the game won't open, simply close and reopen the app. Open **Settings** and check that **Sound** and **Haptics** (vibration) are turned on. You can toggle each one independently. You can replay the **How to Play** tutorial anytime from **Settings**. It walks you through merging and the basics whenever you'd like a refresher. ## Related How hearts work, when you lose one, and how they refill over time. Optional, fair passes for heart-free play — never pay-to-win. # Unlimited Play & Hepta's Fair Model Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/unlimited-play Hepta is free to play with no ads. Learn what Unlimited play gives you, why Hepta is never pay-to-win, how to get a pass, and how to Restore Purchases. Hepta is built to be calm and fair. The whole game is yours for free, and the optional Unlimited passes only change one thing: how long you can play without worrying about hearts. ## Free to play, no ads Hepta is **free to play**, with **no ads, ever** — no banners and no pop-ups. There are also **no coins, no boosters, and no shop**. You won't be nudged to spend to keep going, and nothing interrupts a level. It's just you, the board, and a quiet puzzle. ## What Unlimited gives you Unlimited is a single, simple option for players who want to keep going without pauses. An Unlimited pass lets you play **heart-free for a set amount of time** — failing a level won't spend a heart while it's active. Passes come as **short, timed durations**, so you can choose a stretch of uninterrupted play that suits you. When a pass is active, the heart limit simply doesn't apply. When it ends, everything returns to normal and your hearts work as usual again. ## Never pay-to-win Unlimited is fair by design. Hepta **never sells solutions** and **never makes levels harder** to push you toward a purchase. Every one of Hepta's 150 levels is hand-crafted and verified solvable, whether or not you ever buy a pass. Unlimited only lifts the heart limit for a while — it never gives you an advantage on the board. That's the point of the model: the puzzle stays exactly as designed for everyone, easy to learn and hard to master, and spending never changes the challenge. ## How to get Unlimited Unlimited passes are purchased through the **App Store** on iPhone and iPad, or **Google Play** on Android. You can start a pass from within Hepta, and the store handles the purchase securely using your existing account. ## Restore Purchases If a purchase isn't recognized — for example after reinstalling Hepta or switching to a new device — use **Restore Purchases**. This checks your store account and reapplies a pass you've already bought, so you don't pay again. Make sure you're signed in to the same App Store or Google Play account you used originally, then run Restore Purchases. ## Related Understand hearts, why you only lose one on a fail, and how they refill. Fix common issues, including purchases that aren't showing up. # What Is Hepta? A Calm Merge Puzzle Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/hepta/what-is-hepta Hepta is a calm merge puzzle with no ads ever. Merge matching pieces, build the target, and relax across 150 hand-crafted, always-solvable levels. Hepta is a relaxing merge puzzle that is easy to learn and hard to master. You merge two pieces that share the **same color and the same shape**, and they combine into the next piece up. Step by step your pieces evolve through seven shapes, from a soft **circle** all the way to a glowing **heptagon**. Each level shows a **target piece** at the top of the board. Your goal is simple and satisfying: build that target piece to clear the level. Low levels look like gentle candy, and as you climb they start to look like polished gems. The Hepta home screen showing the current level, the play button, and the hearts badge ## What makes Hepta different No banners and no pop-ups. Nothing interrupts your calm. Every level is bundled in the app, so you can play anywhere. All levels are verified solvable. You will never hit an impossible board. No coins, no boosters, no shop. Hepta never sells solutions. Hepta is built to be a quiet, friendly place to unwind. It includes **150 hand-crafted levels**, and it is available in **19 languages** that are auto-selected for you and switchable in Settings. ## Download Hepta Get Hepta for iPhone and iPad. Get Hepta for Android. ## Related Install Hepta and clear your first level. Learn the merge, the target, and the board. # Convert Image to Frame Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/image-to-frames/create-frame-from-image Learn how to convert any image into a frame with one click. Fully automatic conversion - no manual editing required. Supports PNG, SVG, and JPG formats. Convert any image into a custom frame instantly with Image to Frames. 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If the issue persists, contact customer support for assistance. Make sure you're using a Pro account. Free users cannot use the conversion feature. Also check that your image is in a supported format (PNG, JPG, or SVG). Make sure you imported the frame into the Image to Frames app in Canva, not just uploaded it as a regular file. The frame must be imported through the app. Check that your file is in a supported format (PNG, JPG, or SVG) and isn't too large. Try compressing the image if needed. Try: * Using a larger, higher-resolution image * Resizing the frame to match your image size * Adjusting the image position within the frame ## Support and resources Yes! Check out our [Getting Started guide](/image-to-frames/getting-started) and [Use Cases](/image-to-frames/use-cases) for tutorials and examples. We also have video tutorials on YouTube. You can contact our support team at [support@qrdynamic.xyz](mailto:support@qrdynamic.xyz) for assistance with your account or any questions. Visit our website to see video tutorials on YouTube covering various use cases like converting images to frames, creating map art, text to frames, and more. ## Still have questions? Can't find the answer you're looking for? Our support team is here to help. New to Image to Frames? Start here. See how others are using Image to Frames. # Frame Your Moment Challenge Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/image-to-frames/frame-your-moment-challenge Frame Your Moment is an Image to Frames event: turn one photo into framed art, share your before & after, and win 1 of only 3 Lifetime Licenses plus cash. Here's how the challenge works. Frame Your Moment is a creative challenge built around [Image to Frames](/image-to-frames/what-is-image-to-frames). You turn a single photo into framed art inside Canva, share your before & after on social media, and the entries with the most views win prizes you can't buy anywhere. This page explains what the challenge is, what you can win, and the rules. There's nothing to submit here — see [Taking part](#taking-part) at the end. ## The prize: a license money can't buy The headline prize is a **Lifetime License to Image to Frames** — never sold, never subscribed. Only **three exist**, each individually numbered, and winning is the only way to own one. | Place | Prize | | ----- | -------------------------------------------- | | 1st | Lifetime License **LT-001** + **\$100 cash** | | 2nd | Lifetime License **LT-002** + **\$50 cash** | | 3rd | Lifetime License **LT-003** + **\$50 cash** | Everyone who joins gets **1 month of full Image to Frames access** — whether or not you place in the top three. ## How the challenge works Sign in to unlock 1 month of full Image to Frames access. Turn one photo into framed art with Image to Frames — no design skills needed. Record the transformation, or let the built-in Video Maker render a clean 9:16 before & after for you. Share your clip publicly on TikTok, Instagram Reels, or YouTube Shorts with **#FrameYourMoment #ImageToFrames**. The posts with the most views win. ## You don't need to be a creator A plain before → after is enough. The Video Maker stitches it together for you in one tap. You don't have to be a creator or KOL. Starting from zero followers is perfectly fine. Post the framed art you made with Image to Frames. That alone counts as an entry. ## How winners are picked Winners are ranked purely by **views on the tagged public post**. The three entries with the most views by the deadline take LT-001, LT-002, and LT-003 in rank order. View counts are read from the public post and refreshed twice a week. ## Key dates * **Entries close:** July 20, 2026 at 23:59 UTC * **Winners announced:** July 27, 2026 ## Rules * Sign in free to unlock 1 month of Image to Frames. * Create a before & after with the app. * Post it publicly on TikTok, Reels, or Shorts with **#FrameYourMoment #ImageToFrames**. * Submit the public post URL when you enter. Open worldwide to anyone 18 or older. One account per person. Posts must stay public for the full judging window and remain up until winners are announced. The three entries with the most views on their tagged post by July 20, 23:59 UTC win licenses LT-001, LT-002, and LT-003 in rank order. View counts are read from the public post and refreshed twice a week. Three Lifetime Licenses to Image to Frames (never sold separately) plus $100 cash for the #1 entry and $50 cash each for #2 and #3. Everyone who signs up gets 1 month free. Licenses are non-transferable and have no cash value. QRdy may remove entries that violate platform rules or use content you don't own. This challenge is not sponsored by, endorsed by, or administered by Canva, TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube. ## FAQ No. Drop 1–3 photos into the built-in maker and it renders a clean 9:16 before & after for you. Yes. Three exist, each numbered. They're never sold or subscribed — winning is the only way to own one. Views on your public post that carries both hashtags. The public count is read and refreshed twice a week. Entries close July 20 at 23:59 UTC. Winners are announced July 27. ## Taking part There's nothing to submit on this page. Once you've activated Image to Frames Pro and spent some time creating with it, a banner appears in the **Frame Store** with step-by-step guidance on how to submit your entry. Just follow that banner when you're ready. ## Learn more about Image to Frames See how the app turns any photo into a custom frame inside Canva. What a Pro subscription unlocks — and what a Lifetime License means. # Getting Started Source: https://docs.qrdyai.com/image-to-frames/getting-started Learn how to install Image to Frames in Canva and create your first frame in minutes. Three simple methods to get started. Get started with Image to Frames in just a few minutes. This guide will walk you through installing the app in Canva and creating your first frame. ## Prerequisites * A Canva account * Image to Frames app installed in Canva * Image to Frames Pro subscription (required - free users cannot use the app) Image to Frames requires a Pro subscription. Free users cannot access any features. Students and teachers can get a free 1-year Pro subscription. ## Install Image to Frames in Canva Log in to your Canva account and open any design or create a new one. Click on "Apps" in the left sidebar of Canva. Type "Image to Frames" in the search bar and select the app from the results. Click "Add" or "Use" to install Image to Frames in your Canva workspace. ## Opening Image to Frames Once you've installed the app, here's what you'll see when you open Image to Frames: Step 1 showing Image to Frames upload interface with options to upload image or export design Step 2 showing preview of converted frame with options to add border and add frame to design ## Three ways to create frames Image to Frames offers three methods to create frames. Choose the one that works best for your workflow: ### Method 1: Use image from Canva design (Recommended) Click on any image in your Canva design that you want to convert into a frame. Open the Image to Frames app from your Apps panel. Click the convert button. Your image is instantly transformed into a frame! This is the fastest method because you don't need to upload anything. ### Method 2: Upload image or SVG file Open the Image to Frames app from your Apps panel in Canva. Click "Upload" and select an image (PNG, JPG) or SVG file from your device. Click convert. Your uploaded file is instantly transformed into a frame. This method is perfect for importing SVG files and converting them to frames. ### Method 3: Import from Frame Store Visit the [Frame Store](https://frames.qrdyai.com/frames) and browse our collection of 40,000+ premium frames and growing. Use the search bar to find frames by tags like animal, map, heart, cute, or man. Click download to save the SVG frame file to your device. Open Image to Frames app in Canva and import the downloaded SVG file. You must import the frame into the Image to Frames app in Canva. Simply downloading the SVG won't work - it needs to be imported into the app to display correctly. ## Using your frames Once you've created a frame: Your converted frame appears in your Canva design automatically. Drag any image into the frame to crop it to the frame's shape. Resize, reposition, or style your frame and image as needed. ## Video tutorial Watch our complete tutorial to see Image to Frames in action: