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A lanyard memory card, a ruled notebook page with a taped photo, a progress report with a PASSED stamp and a picture-day page: four looks for school nostalgia.
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Ready-made looks
Pick a theme, then a look. Every frame from every theme is also in the Frame list above, grouped by theme.
The small things we kept
Most of us kept something from school: a notebook with doodles in the margin, a card on a lanyard, a report with a teacher's note. This category turns your photo into those little keepsakes, ready to share with old classmates.
The memory card is clearly marked as a keepsake and not an official ID, and its school name is made up and editable. The notebook and the report card each have text lines you can rewrite, and the grades are for fun.
Good photos for school looks
A friendly head-and-shoulders photo works best on the card and the report card, where the photo window is small. The notebook page shows the photo larger with a white border, so group photos and outings look nice there.
What each look does
School memory card. A lanyard card with a blue header, your photo, a name, a class and a barcode. It says it is a memory card and not an official ID. It starts at 1994, and you can drag the slider or change the year to move it earlier or later.
Notebook page. A ruled notebook page with a taped photo, a handwritten title and doodles of a heart, a star and B.F.F. It starts at 1989, and you can drag the slider or change the year to move it earlier or later.
Report card. A progress report with a small photo, a table of subjects, a teacher's remark and a red PASSED stamp. The grades are a joke. It starts at 1985, and you can drag the slider or change the year to move it earlier or later.
Picture day. A yearbook-style page with a name and a favourite line under your photo, like the ones everyone signed at the end of the year. It starts at 1983, and you can drag the slider or change the year to move it earlier or later.
Tips for this theme
- Rename the schoolOpen Frame and type your own school name, class and name on the memory card.
- Write the remarkOn the report card, edit the teacher's remark. A short line works best.
- Share with old friendsMake a notebook page or picture-day page and send it to your batch group chat.
- Choose an older yearMove the year back a few decades for faded colour, or leave the default for a bright photo.
How to make a school memory page from your photo
Choose Notebook page or School memory card, add a head-and-shoulders photo, rename the school or the title, and download the JPG to share with old classmates.
Questions
How do I make a school memory card from my photo?
Choose School memory card, add a photo and type a school name, your name and a class. It is a keepsake and clearly says it is not an official ID.
Can I make a report card with my photo?
Yes. Choose Report card for a progress report with a small photo, fun subjects like Time Travel and a red PASSED stamp. You can edit the name and the teacher's remark.
How do I make a notebook page photo effect?
Choose Notebook page, add a photo and edit the title and the note. Your photo appears taped to ruled paper with doodles, like a page from a school notebook.
Is there a free school memories photo frame?
Yes. The School days page has four free frames: a memory card, a notebook page, a report card and a picture-day page. They work online, with no upload.
Is the school card an official ID?
No. It is a keepsake. It says Memory card, not an official ID, and the school name is made up. Please do not use it as identification.
Can I change the school name and class?
Yes. Open Frame and edit the school name, your name and the class.
Are the grades real?
No. They are for fun, with subjects like Time Travel. You cannot edit them, but you can change the teacher's remark.
Does my photo leave my device?
No. Everything on this page runs in your browser, and your photo is never uploaded.
Can I change the year printed on the frame?
Yes. Use the Year you were born box, or drag the slider. Dates and captions follow the year you choose, unless you have typed your own text.
Which file formats can I use?
JPG, PNG and WebP work everywhere. HEIC opens in browsers that support it, such as Safari.
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