We need the width and height of your artwork to the nearest 1/8”.
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Flatten out your print as much as possible and measure from paper-edge to paper-edge. Round up to the higher 1/8” if you are in between and provide your dimensions.

For example, a print that is 12" wide by 15-3/4" high would look as follows: 

Now that we know the exact size of your artwork, we'll make all the necessary adjustments when making the frame to fit.

Note that if you add a mat to a frame, the matting will overlap your artwork by approximately 1/4” on each side to hold it in place. As noted above, we will make this adjustment for you based on the actual edge-to-edge dimensions you provide. 

However, if you would like to achieve a specific mat window opening, you can add 1/2" to the width and height of those dimensions when entering your artwork measurements.

For example, to achieve a mat window opening of 9.5" x 9.5", you would enter artwork dimensions of 10" x 10". And then when you get to the frame customizer, we will confirm the mat window opening that you can expect:

To see more details, we have a full guide to measuring your artwork and dealing with mat window openings for borders, signatures and edition numbers:

If you have any other questions or special requests on the size of the mat window opening, please contact us via chat or support@levelframes.com.

If centimeter measurements are more accurate, you can toggle over to "cm" on the measurements screen.

Happy framing!