This free online tool lets you add a border to a WebP image. Just load your WebP image in the input editor, and you'll instantly get a WebP image with a border in the output editor. In the options, you can fine-tune the border's thickness and color, create a transparent border, and select the sides the border is added to. Additionally, you can choose the border type (inner, outer, or centered). Created by team Browserling.
This free online tool lets you add a border to a WebP image. Just load your WebP image in the input editor, and you'll instantly get a WebP image with a border in the output editor. In the options, you can fine-tune the border's thickness and color, create a transparent border, and select the sides the border is added to. Additionally, you can choose the border type (inner, outer, or centered). Created by team Browserling.
With this online tool, you can add a border around your WebP images. Adding a border can make your WebP image more noticeable and attractive, and you can choose from three border types – an opaque border (a single color border), a semi-transparent border, or a completely transparent border. An opaque border is most often used to separate the WebP from the background it's placed on; a semi-transparent border creates a subtle separation from its background, while a transparent border can increase the free space around the WebP. In the options, you can also choose where you want to place the border – outside the WebP (increasing its size), in the center of the WebP (with half of the border overlapping the image), or inside the WebP (with the border fully overlapping it). By default, the border is placed along all edges of the WebP. However, you can customize the placement of the border along the top, bottom, right, or left edge of the WebP. You can specify the border width in the options in pixels. For example, it can be 10, 40, or 100 pixels. You can also customize the color and transparency of the border in the options. For example, you can specify the border color by using color names, such as "white", "green", or "yellow", or by choosing a color from the palette. Additionally, you can use hex codes or RGB codes to specify the exact shade of the border. To change the transparency of the border, adjust the alpha channel slider in the palette. You can also use the special color name "transparent" to create an entirely transparent border or use hex and RGBA color codes with an alpha component. If you need to remove a border from a WebP, then you can use our Remove WebP Border tool. Webp-abulous!
With this online tool, you can add a border around your WebP images. Adding a border can make your WebP image more noticeable and attractive, and you can choose from three border types – an opaque border (a single color border), a semi-transparent border, or a completely transparent border. An opaque border is most often used to separate the WebP from the background it's placed on; a semi-transparent border creates a subtle separation from its background, while a transparent border can increase the free space around the WebP. In the options, you can also choose where you want to place the border – outside the WebP (increasing its size), in the center of the WebP (with half of the border overlapping the image), or inside the WebP (with the border fully overlapping it). By default, the border is placed along all edges of the WebP. However, you can customize the placement of the border along the top, bottom, right, or left edge of the WebP. You can specify the border width in the options in pixels. For example, it can be 10, 40, or 100 pixels. You can also customize the color and transparency of the border in the options. For example, you can specify the border color by using color names, such as "white", "green", or "yellow", or by choosing a color from the palette. Additionally, you can use hex codes or RGB codes to specify the exact shade of the border. To change the transparency of the border, adjust the alpha channel slider in the palette. You can also use the special color name "transparent" to create an entirely transparent border or use hex and RGBA color codes with an alpha component. If you need to remove a border from a WebP, then you can use our Remove WebP Border tool. Webp-abulous!
In this example, we add a thin, white, semi-transparent border around a WebP image of a peninsula. We'll be placing this WebP on our travel website, and this border will prevent it from blending into the website's background. The border is 15 pixels wide but as it's drawn inside the WebP, the width and height remain the same. (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we add a bright, thick, gold-colored border to a WebP photo of the Tuscan Sun flower (also known as the Tuscan Gold flower). Adding such border draws significantly more attention to the WebP and highlights the beauty of the flower against the contrasting background. We apply the border only to the top and bottom parts of the WebP, creating two horizontal stripes, each 30 pixels wide, with 15 pixels inside the WebP and 15 pixels outside. (Source: Pexels.)
In this example, we use the transparent border to increase the size of a WebP picture of donkey toys and add a lot of free space around it. The border is added as padding, entirely outside of the WebP, and to demonstrate the possibilities of this tool, it's added only on the right, left, and top sides (the bottom side is skipped as it's not selected via a checkbox in the options). The padding width is 50 pixels, thus the width of the WebP increases by 100 pixels (50 pixels on each side) and the height increases by 50 pixels (50 pixels on the top side). As the transparent border can't be seen, it's visualized using a dashed line. (Source: Pexels.)
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