How do I select or replace a photo?
Open any border preset, tap Choose Photo, and select an image with the iOS system photo picker. Tap the photo control again in the editor to replace it.
Why are the place or camera settings missing?
These details come from EXIF and location metadata stored in the photo itself. Screenshots and images sent through social apps may have that metadata removed. The App does not read your device's current location.
How do I adjust a border?
Use the size, background, information, and effects panels to change margins, solid or blurred backgrounds, corner radius, shadows, and text styles. Swipe across the artwork to compare presets.
How do I save my own style?
After making adjustments, save the current settings as a custom preset. You can also favorite built-in presets. Presets store style settings only, not your photo.
Where are exported images saved?
Choose Save from Export to store the result in a Photos album named “Immersive Border” or its localized equivalent. If Photos access was denied, allow it again in Settings.
What is the difference between Standard and High Quality?
Standard export is selected by default, stays free, and renders up to 2400 px on the longest edge. High Quality renders up to 6000 px and requires the optional one-time Pro purchase—there is no subscription. The App Store displays the actual price and local currency.
How do I restore Pro?
Open Export for any photo, choose High Quality, then tap Restore Purchases on the Pro screen. Use the same Apple Account that made the purchase.
Are photos uploaded to a server?
No. Photos and border rendering stay on the device. If a photo contains coordinates, Apple system geocoding may be used to display a place name; the developer does not receive the photo or its location.