THE FRAMER
Thousands of masterpieces from the Met, the Rijksmuseum and the Getty, picked to your taste and shown in Art Mode on your Frame.
25 paintings are free forever. No card needed.
Most Frame TVs show the same picture for months. Finding good art takes an evening, and then you have to do it again. So we do it for you.






We went through more than 230,000 works from the world's great museums and kept nearly 6,000.
Like one, pass on the next, and tell us which ones you love. Love it also adds a painting to your favourites.
Try it: drag a card, or tap a button.
We notice the painters you keep and the moods you return to, and now and then we show you something new.
Upload a photo of the room from your phone or computer. We choose paintings that suit its light and colours. We don't keep the photo.
Choose one of our frames and every painting you send appears in it. Leave it off and the painting fills the whole screen.
Full plans can change the painting on your schedule, from every few hours to once a month. Anyone can do it with the free paintings.
25 paintings are free forever, and you don't need a card. A plan lets you send any painting in the library.
Questions
Samsung Frame TVs, 2021 and newer. The Framer is an independent product, not affiliated with Samsung.
Yes, a small app on a computer at home, such as a laptop, a Mac mini or a Raspberry Pi. It's how paintings reach your Frame, and setting it up takes about a minute. It doesn't need to stay on: your paintings change whenever it's running.
Light is €3 a month and lets you send any painting in the library. Full is €6 a month and adds slideshows on a schedule, unlimited collections and rooms, and clock and weather. Both start with 14 days free, and a card is asked for only when a trial starts.
The painting on your wall stays there. You can still send the 25 free paintings, and you can come back whenever you like.
From the Met, the Rijksmuseum, the Getty and other great museums, photographed by the museums themselves. Every painting is credited with its artist, title and museum.
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