Featuring a delicate floral design paired with a magentic quick‑release bracket, these frames offer effortless one‑step installation and seamless scene transitions, adding a touch of ceremony to every mini photo.

They serve as both refrigerator magnets, leveraging strong magnetic adhesion to cling effortlessly to refrigerators, metal doors, or whiteboards—perfect for casually showcasing life’s little joys.

They also make excellent desktop accents, thanks to the built‑in magnetic stand that securely holds the frame upright—whether you choose to display it horizontally or vertically. Place them on your desk, bedside table, or shelf, and they’ll instantly transform any space into a warm, inviting haven.

The back features a sleek cover plate, lending the design a clean, minimalist aesthetic.

Lightweight and portable, these frames are incredibly easy to install—just snap in your photos and frame them in no time, capturing every precious moment with both practicality and undeniable style.

Assembly Instructions:

Photo Paper Installation Diagram:

Cover Plate Installation Diagram:

No supports are required—once printing is complete, the frame is ready to use. To achieve rich, eye‑catching multi‑color floral patterns, we recommend pairing this design with the AMS multi‑color printing system, which delivers even more refined results in a single print run.

I used a four‑color palette—red, blue, yellow, and white—but feel free to experiment with other vibrant hues to suit your personal style.

When installing the magnets, be sure to pay attention to the magnetic pole orientation to avoid reversing the polarity and compromising the magnetic attraction; (the white arrows indicate the correct placement for the magnets.)

The model includes slightly generous clearance around the pre‑drilled holes, ensuring compatibility with printers of varying precision and enhancing its adaptability across different devices.

If, after assembly, the gaps feel a bit too large or the frame doesn’t sit quite snugly, simply reinforce the joints with a small amount of adhesive.

If the frame’s magnetic feet become slightly stuck after printing, a gentle tug will usually restore their smooth, functional movement.