Show your pride by updating your Facebook profile photo frame using a free LGBTQ+ pride template and your own photo. This guide walks you through how to use a free online image editor called Photopea to create your own Facebook Pride photo frame.
What You’ll Need
- A desktop computer with a web browser
- Your Facebook profile photo
- A few minutes to edit
Access the Facebook Pride photo frame template at:
👉 https://bit.ly/pride-frame
Step-by-Step Instructions
1. Open the Pride Photo Frame Template
Go to https://bit.ly/pride-frame to open the Pride photo frame template in Photopea.
Photopea is a free browser-based editor similar to Photoshop.
2. Import Your Photo
Click File > Open & Place and select your desired profile photo. This will insert your image directly into the frame file.
3. Resize Your Photo
Use the top toolbar to adjust your photo size. Adjust the width or height using the percentage boxes if the photo doesn’t fully fill the circle.
4. Move the Photo Behind the Frame
In the Layers panel on the right, click and drag your photo layer beneath the Pride frame layer. This ensures the frame sits on top.
5. Fine-Tune the Position
Use the Move Tool to reposition your photo. Make sure it fills the circle completely, with no checkerboard (transparent) background showing.
6. Export Your Image
Go to File > Export as > JPG.
Set the quality between 80% and 90% for a good balance between clarity and file size.
7. Upload to Facebook
Use the saved image to update your Facebook profile picture and share your Pride.
Prefer a frame someone else made? Facebook’s Help Center says you can add a frame to your profile picture to show support for causes, events and holidays, and that adding one creates a new profile picture. In October 2026 it pointed to the profile picture frames site or the camera icon on your profile in the mobile app.
Last checked: October 2026. Template link and Photopea menus checked October 13, 2026; template link and Facebook’s Help Center reread October 15, 2026. Facebook changes its menus often, so if a step looks different, tell us on our contact page.
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