I came across these picture frames in the style of Windows windows while editing photos. At some point, while viewing photos, I noticed that a Windows window with the little icons for "minimize," "enlarge," or "close window" could look great as a picture frame. No sooner said than done, and I immediately liked it. It's something completely different from the picture frames you can buy. The best thing about it, though, is that you can choose your own colors and print your picture frames as often as you need. Brilliant!

original size is 10x13cm

... it looks so great on your pinboard/photo wall, your refrigerator, and any other place where you want to be reminded of a great moment!

How are these picture frames assembled?- It's very simple: you choose your format, and you can easily scale the size in your slicer (original size 10x13cm). This doesn't always work perfectly and also depends a little on your printer. But if your photo doesn't fit perfectly, you only need to trim off a minimal amount!- Print the frame in your desired color, as well as the inlays and, if necessary, the emblem version (modeled after Windows 10).- Now that you have all the parts, all you need to do is glue it together with a drop of superglue. If you're using the emblem version, glue the "X" first, then the emblem will fix itself!- Since this picture frame with your photos is very lightweight, it's enough to attach your Windows picture frame to your favorite location with a small piece of double-sided tape.Please note, I will also provide other formats such as 2:3 and 9:16.I recommend the following settings:

- PLA, PLA+, PETG- max. 2 walls- 10 to 15% infill

Funny Windows 10/11 picture frame in 3:4 format - scalable!!

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill