FrameReady TV
Art & Photo for Frame TVs
About
Easily find and prepare art and personal photos for display on frame-style TVs. Search museum collections, import your own images, and customize them with mats and frame finishes for a perfect fit. Export ready-to-display JPEGs directly to your TV.
What's New in FrameReady TV
1.0.2
July 16, 2026
New Studio albums: select up to 50 photos, apply one TV-ready format, and save them into a dedicated Apple Photos album for easier Frame TV uploads. Also includes polish and reliability improvements for batch exports.
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FAQ
What is FrameReady TV?
FrameReady TV is a paid application designed to help users find, customize, and export artwork and personal photos for display on frame-style televisions. It allows for resizing, adding mats, and selecting frame finishes.
How much does FrameReady TV cost?
FrameReady TV is a one-time paid download priced at $4.99. There are no subscriptions or in-app purchases required after the initial purchase.
What devices does FrameReady TV support?
FrameReady TV currently supports iPhones. It is designed to prepare content for frame-style TVs, but the app itself runs on iOS devices.
Does FrameReady TV have ads?
No, FrameReady TV does not contain advertisements. As a paid application, it offers an ad-free experience for its users.
How often is FrameReady TV updated?
The latest version of FrameReady TV is 1.0.2, last updated on July 16, 2026. Updates are provided by the developer to improve functionality and add features.
What is the age rating for FrameReady TV?
FrameReady TV has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for users of all ages, with no mature content.
Can I save my custom artwork collections in FrameReady TV?
Yes, FrameReady TV allows you to save your favorite artworks and custom collections. These can be synced privately using iCloud for easy access and management.
How do I export my prepared content from FrameReady TV?
You can export single artworks or entire collections as TV-ready JPEGs directly to your iPhone's Photos library. From there, you can select the image within your TV manufacturer's app or photo flow.