Start with how you want to display your child’s journey, then match a frame to that plan.

• Openings: Many K-12 frames include 12 wallet slots plus a larger portrait (often 4x6 or 5x7). Some layouts add Pre-K or Kindergarten for 13–15 photos.
• Photo size: Check the description for exact slot sizes (common sizes are 2.5 x 3.5, 4x6, 5x7).
• Display: Choose wall-hanging, tabletop, or a frame that does both.
• Look & material: Wood tones, black, white, or coffee finishes fit different decor styles.
• Dimensions: Confirm overall size (for example, around 17.7 x 7.9 inches) to fit your space.
• Personalization: If you want a name or year, look for “personalized” listings.

Most school years frames use small “wallet-size” slots for each grade and a larger opening for a main portrait. Sizes can vary by listing, but you’ll commonly see:

• Grade slots: 2.5 x 3.5 inches (wallet-size) or similar.
• Main portrait: 4x6 or 5x7 inches.

To get photos to fit:

1. Review the product description for exact opening measurements.
2. Order prints in the listed sizes, or crop duplicates so you don’t trim originals.
3. Use the frame’s mat or sleeves to keep edges neat; add photo corners if needed.

Results can vary based on printer crops and camera framing, so a small test print can help.

Most school years frames are designed for wall display, tabletop display, or both. For a safer, cleaner hang:

1. Check the listing: Confirm whether hardware or an easel back is included.
2. Plan placement: Use a level and measure twice, especially for multi-photo collages.
3. Match anchors to weight: Use wall anchors appropriate for your wall type if not hitting a stud.
4. Avoid harsh sunlight: Sun can fade photos; choose a shaded wall when possible.
5. Secure surface for tabletop: If using an easel back, place it on a stable, low-traffic surface.

If you’re unsure about your wall type or hardware, a quick consult with a local pro can be helpful.

Yes, many listings on this page offer personalization options like a custom name, grade labels, or a graduation year.

• Look for keywords: Titles with “personalized,” “custom,” or “engraved” typically include a text field.
• Add your details: Enter the name and any dates exactly as you want them to appear, and review for spelling.
• Processing time: Custom items may need extra time before shipping; check the estimated delivery window.
• Proofs and returns: Some sellers provide a preview; return policies for customized items can differ, so review the listing’s policy.
• Pickup or delivery: Choose the pickup or delivery option available in your area.

Availability can vary by listing. Here are a few practical options:

• Check the product page: Some frames have compatible mats or covers listed under accessories.
• Contact the seller: If it’s a Marketplace item, use your Walmart account to message the seller about parts.
• Search by size: Try searching for a mat or acrylic/glass cover using your frame’s exact opening and outer dimensions.
• Handle safely: If glass breaks, carefully remove it with gloves and dispose of shards properly. Acrylic is a lighter alternative for replacements.
• Returns: If damage occurred during delivery, start a return or replacement request within the item’s stated return window.