Did you enjoy glamming up your Facebook photos with profile frames? Those graphics and slogans you could embed over your circular Facebook profile image were a great way to customize your page for ...

Facebook is rolling out “I got my COVID-19 vaccine” profile frames. The frames, which come in English and Spanish, were created with the Department of Health and Human Services and the ...

See those text and graphics a few of your friends have on their profile pictures, usually for a non-profit, sports team, or holiday? That’s called a Facebook Frame and it’s easy to do.

A frame is nothing but an extra layer on your existing profile picture that people often enable to show support to a cause. For example, you might have seen that some people add a Club’s frame ...

“Whether you’re showing support for your favorite sports team or solidarity with a cause or movement, profile frames help you express yourself,” a Facebook spokesperson told Digital Trends ...

Last year Facebook added the ability to set temporary profile photos in support of a cause and later made it possible to add other types of frames by visiting pages, like those of sport teams ...

including Facebook Page owners, to create custom profile frames for users’ photos. It’s also introducing similar capabilities, along with other effects that can be used on both photos and vide ...

Now, Facebook is trying out another new idea – it’s letting users decorate their profile image with a custom frame, this time as a way for college sports fans to show support for their ...

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — You can now add a custom Facebook profile picture frame to your account showing you got your vaccine in Nueces County. The frame is part of a new COVID-19 vaccine public ...