Open To Work Frame Generator

Add an #OpenToWork, #Hiring, or custom frame to your profile photo — free and private

100% Free — Photo never leaves your browser

1. Upload your photo

Your photo never leaves your browser — nothing is uploaded to any server.

2. Pick a frame

3. Adjust

Photo zoom: 1.00×Band thickness: 11%

Live Preview

LinkedIn profile photos display at 400×400 — this exports at 800×800 for a crisp result.

How to Use Your Framed Photo on LinkedIn

Upload a good headshot above — well-lit, face filling most of the frame, simple background.
Pick your frame — classic green #OpenToWork, purple #Hiring for recruiters, or custom text in your brand color.
Download the PNG and upload it on LinkedIn: Profile → tap your photo → Add photo.
Also switch on LinkedIn's Open To Work setting (Profile → Open to → Finding a new job) — the frame catches human eyes, the setting triggers recruiter search filters. Use both.
Complete the picture: polish your headline with the Headline Generator, check your profile with the Profile Analyzer, and track your applications in the Job Tracker.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add the Open To Work frame on LinkedIn?

LinkedIn has a built-in version: on your profile, tap your photo, choose Frames, and select #OpenToWork. But it can't be customized. This tool creates the frame as part of your photo file, so you control exactly how it looks — including custom text and colors — and you can use it anywhere.

Is a custom frame better than LinkedIn's built-in one?

It depends on your goal. LinkedIn's built-in setting also notifies recruiters through LinkedIn Recruiter — keep that on. A photo-based frame is better when you want custom wording, brand colors, or the same badge across other platforms.

Is my photo uploaded anywhere?

No. The photo is processed entirely in your browser with the HTML canvas — never sent to a server, stored, or shared.

What size should a LinkedIn profile photo be?

LinkedIn recommends at least 400x400 pixels. This tool exports at 800x800 PNG, which stays sharp on every screen.

Can recruiters see me if I use a photo frame instead of LinkedIn's setting?

A photo frame is purely visual. For maximum visibility do both: turn on LinkedIn's Open To Work setting (choose 'Recruiters only' if you're employed) and use the frame to catch human attention.