Frame TV Guides

Choosing and displaying museum art at home.

Free tool: Frame TV image resizer

Crop any photo to the exact 3840 × 2160 Art Mode wants. Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded.

The usual answer is heat. In most British homes that is the wrong objection — the real one is your neck, and it can be worked out.

The box can go almost anywhere, within two limits: airflow and cable length. The options ranked — and the one cable you must not bury in a wall.

What is in the box, how to read your wall, the fixings that actually hold — and the two jobs that are not DIY.

Two correct answers, fifteen inches apart. The geometry that settles it, and where the edges land for every size.

Exact set size, visible picture area, VESA pattern, depth and weight for every Frame TV size — from Samsung's own drawings.

We measured all one hundred. Five are wider than the screen; forty-four are portrait. What that means before you buy any Frame TV art.

Art Mode is the power button, not a menu — which is why almost nobody finds it first time.

Why the artwork keeps vanishing, which of the three sensors is responsible, and what it costs to leave on.

What it does, why it is not a screensaver, what the Art Store costs — and whether you need to pay at all.

Art Mode belongs to The Frame, not to Samsung TVs generally. What Ambient Mode gives you instead.

The common causes in the order worth checking them — starting with the ones that are not faults.

A plain-English guide to getting museum artwork looking its best in Art Mode — file sizes, aspect ratios, matte and bezel settings.

Eleven van Gogh masterpieces that look extraordinary on a 4K screen, and which room each one suits.

Why Hokusai, Hiroshige and Koson prints are perfect for the Frame — bold, graphic, and endlessly calming.

Monet, Renoir, Degas and more — the works that shimmer on a 4K screen, and the mood each brings.

Soothing, low-key masterpieces for a restful bedroom — quiet interiors, gentle night scenes and soft nature.

Gold, pattern and flowing line — Klimt, Mucha and Morris pieces that make a Frame TV glow.

How public-domain masterpieces work, where to find them free, and what a remastered premium download adds.