You’ll find a wide range of frames sized for common photos, documents, and posters. On this page, options frequently include:

• Photos: 4x6, 5x7, 8x10
• Documents: 8.5x11
• Gallery prints: 11x14, 12x16, 12x18
• Posters: 16x20, 18x24, 20x30, 24x36 (plus other large formats)

It’s a good idea to measure your artwork and match that size to the frame’s listed “fits” size. If a frame includes a mat, the mat opening will fit a smaller size (for example, an 11x14 frame matted to 8x10). Styles and availability can vary, so browsing by size is a helpful way to narrow your options.

Both sizes are popular; the right pick depends on your space and the look you want.

• 4x6: The classic snapshot size. Great for multi-packs, gallery walls with lots of photos, or small tabletops.
• 5x7: Slightly larger for more presence on desks, shelves, or small wall spots.
• Mix and match: Many 8x10 frames include a mat for a 5x7 photo, giving a gallery feel without taking much room.
• Display style: Choose easel backs for tabletops or wall-mount frames for hanging.

If you’re building a gallery, combining both sizes can add variety while keeping a cohesive look. Always check whether the frame fits the photo directly or uses a mat.

8.5x11 document frames are widely available for certificates, diplomas, and prints, and you’ll see several options here.

• Formats: Both wall-mount and tabletop designs are offered, with vertical or horizontal display.
• Loading: Front-loading styles can make swapping documents quick and simple.
• Glazing: Covers may be lightweight or glass; check product details if glare or weight is a concern.
• Mats: Many document frames are unmatted to show the full page, but larger frames sometimes include mats sized down for 8.5x11.

Measure your document to confirm the “fits” size in the description. You can also search by “8.5x11 frame” to see what’s currently available and review pickup or delivery options at checkout.

Some posters are 22x28, and availability for that exact size can vary by style and inventory.

• Search directly: Try searching for “22x28 poster frame” to see what’s in stock.
• Use a larger frame with a mat: If you don’t see 22x28 listed, consider a larger poster frame (for example, 24x36) and add a mat cut to 22x28.
• Confirm measurements: Check product details for the frame’s “fits” size and, if included, the mat opening size.
• Orientation: Most poster frames can hang vertically or horizontally, which helps match your artwork.

Poster frames often use lightweight construction for easier hanging. Reviewing dimensions before you buy can help you get the best fit.

“Matted to” describes a frame that includes a mat with a smaller opening inside a larger frame size. For example, an 11x14 frame matted to 8x10 means the overall frame fits 11x14, but the mat window is sized for an 8x10 photo.

• Flexible display: You can remove the mat to display the larger size, or keep it for the smaller photo.
• Gallery look: Mats add a clean border that can elevate everyday prints.
• Check openings: Always verify the mat opening size, which may be slightly smaller than the stated photo size for overlap.

This approach lets you mix different photo sizes while keeping frames consistent on your wall.