You can display a smaller print in a 10x13 picture frame by using a mat. Some 10x13 frames come matted for a 7x10 photo, and you can also choose a separate mat sized to your print.

• Select a mat with a 10x13 outer size and an inner opening that matches your photo (for example, 7x10).
• Use photo corners or acid‑free tape on the back of the print to avoid damage.
• Center the image behind the mat, then reassemble the frame carefully.
• If preservation matters, look for acid‑free components and UV‑filtering covers.
• Check the product details on Walmart.com to confirm mat size, opening dimensions, and what’s included.

Both materials work well in a 10x13 frame, and each has trade‑offs. Choosing one depends on where you’ll display the frame and how you plan to use it.

• Acrylic (including shatter‑resistant plexiglass): Lighter and more impact‑resistant; helpful for high‑traffic areas or kids’ rooms. It can scratch more easily and typically needs gentle cleaning.
• UV acrylic: Offers added protection from light exposure compared with standard covers, which can be useful for prints and posters.
• Glass (regular): Often more scratch‑resistant and provides a crisp look. It’s heavier and may break if dropped.
• Review each product’s cover material on Walmart.com to match your needs.

A front‑loading 10x13 frame lets you change artwork from the front, without removing the frame from the wall. It can be convenient for posters, kids’ art, or frequently updated displays.

• Typically uses clips or a front panel you release to swap the print.
• Can make quick refreshes easier for gallery walls or seasonal decor.
• Lay the frame flat when changing art, and follow the included instructions to avoid bending the cover.
• Check the product page for the specific mechanism, cover type (glass or acrylic), and any included hardware.
• Results can vary by design, so review installation details before mounting.

Gentle cleaning helps keep a 10x13 frame looking great. The best approach depends on whether the cover is glass or acrylic.

• Dust first with a clean microfiber cloth to remove particles.
• Glass: Lightly mist glass cleaner onto the cloth (not directly on the frame) and wipe; avoid excess liquid near the edges.
• Acrylic/plexiglass: Use water or a mild soap solution on a microfiber cloth. Avoid ammonia or alcohol‑based cleaners to reduce the risk of clouding or micro‑scratches.
• Wipe the frame moulding (wood or MDF) with a dry or slightly damp cloth; avoid soaking.
• Test any cleaner in a small corner and follow any care notes on the product page.

A 10x13 shadow box with about 1 inch of interior depth can showcase flat and shallow keepsakes. It’s a flexible way to highlight mementos alongside photos.

• Good options include ticket stubs, postcards, patches, ribbons, small florals, or lightweight medals.
• Use pins, sewing, or photo corners to hold items; avoid heavy adhesives that may stain.
• Check the interior depth and backing details on Walmart.com to confirm fit.
• If light exposure is a concern, covers labeled UV acrylic can help reduce exposure compared with standard covers.
• Mount using the included hanging hardware and follow the instructions to support the combined weight of frame and contents.