Image Display Control by Frameright

Name: Image Display Control by Frameright
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

The Next Generation of Responsive Images

5.0•1 review•

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The Next Generation of Responsive Images

5.0•1 review•

276 followers

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Photo editing

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Interface design tools

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Headless CMS software

Image Display Control is the next generation of responsive images. It connects different sides of web ecosystems and photography workflows, making it easy to ensure that image assets are shown correctly everywhere and always.

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Launch tags:Photography•Developer Tools•Artificial Intelligence

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Image Display Control by Frameright

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Hey Product Hunters! We are thrilled to announce the launch of Frameright and Image Display Control here on Product Hunt. Frameright is designed for individuals and organizations that use images for internal and external communication, as well as in their products. Our goal is to eliminate ambiguity in image usage, save time, and enable better communication. Even the process of launching on Product Hunt involved navigating through various image requirements. We aim to eliminate confusion when it comes to publishing images. Here's how it works: 🧑‍🎨 Creators can save display instructions in the image file's metadata using the browser-based Frameright.app at https://frameright.app 🛠 Developers can integrate IDC metadata support into their systems using our open source libraries at https://github.com/Frameright 🌈 This idea stemmed from the personal experiences of my co-founder Ilkka and myself, but from different perspectives. The concept of using metadata for display instructions arose when we were trying to bridge the gap between tech ecosystems and photography workflows. From the developer's side, Ilkka and his customers encountered issues with pictures in every project. As a photographer, I experienced frustration because I couldn't do my work effectively. Image size requests kept increasing, and no one knew how the images would be cropped in the end. The processes were messy, and the end result was unsatisfactory. During my master's thesis, I observed that the emerging digital environment was significantly changing the way images are cropped and composed, which was gradually transforming visual culture and storytelling on a large scale. We are building Frameright and IDC because we want to ensure that visual storytellers have the right tools in the future to freely express their stories. 📡 Today, we would love to learn more about what parts of IDC and Frameright resonate with you at this stage Cheers, Marina

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3yr ago

table

@marinae congrats on the launch! 🚀

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3yr ago

Image Display Control by Frameright

Maker

@michael_sieb Thank you so much 🙏

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3yr ago

A big fan of what you're building, with so many use cases for creators and publishers alike. How do you see AI helping your users in the future?

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3yr ago

Image Display Control by Frameright

Maker

@bencostantini thank you for you support! AI is a challenging topic for all creators and publishers. We’ve built our Frameright AI in-house with help from media companies and news agencies because it’s really important for us to understand what kind of impact it can have on visual culture. I think AI can be really helpful, but it shouldn’t be the only approach. Instead we’ve taken an “augmented intelligence” approach, where the AI gives suggestions and guidance, but those can be improved by human users. Context, content and intention is important in news, sales and communications, so it’s important for us that the final decision is always in the hands of the user. This goes really well with Image Display Control’s metadata approach, because the correct display options can be updated by anyone in the workflow at any time. But with that said, we have some interesting new AI things coming out soon, so keep your eyes open 👀

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3yr ago

💡 Bright idea

This product solves a lot of problems for creatives, particularly automating tedious design tweaks, saving an amazing amount of time. I can't imaging any designer not getting a huge boost in productivity. To me this is another Figma – enabling designers to radically improve workflow and focus on what the do best, create.

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3yr ago

Image Display Control by Frameright

Maker

@dfooter1 Thank you so much for your kind words! 🌈

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3yr ago

💎 Pixel perfection

As a journalist, handling pictures in the CMS can be a big frustration. This product has a very elegant approach to the problem - using image metadata to add the different cuts directly to the image. This way the cut can be edited by the fotografer, picture editor or even at the picture agency. I think that could potentially really improve workflows as well as the look of websites. Really cool!

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3yr ago

Image Display Control by Frameright

Maker

@elena_e Thank you for your amazing words. It means a lot for us to hear this from a journalist 💎

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3yr ago

Taika

Seems like a great product. @marinae what are your thoughts on fully AI generated images and how that might impact your business? Assuming that these images can be generated to fit specific crops/placements etc. from the start.

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3yr ago

Image Display Control by Frameright

Maker

@kallefreese super interesting question, and something I think about on a daily basis. So far, cropping and composition have not been given serious consideration in these models. Much of the current training data is based on center-cropped images, resulting in monotonous results. But even if ML models would be capable of taking the limitations and restrictions of the “frame” better into account, that still only solves part of the problem. The image will still need to be shown in different sizes and aspect ratios on different devices and platforms. Without Image Display Control, it cannot adapt correctly to all those containers. So Frameright and IDC complement also AI-generated imagery. And to make the process smoother, our own Frameright AI can be used to provide crop composition suggestions. This is not the same thing as generative models creating multiple versions of the same image as hard-crops. Instead, we aim to enable one image asset to adapt to multiple shapes and sizes. My motivation for building IDC is to ensure that there are the right tools for rich visual storytelling in the future for both machine-generated and human-generated content. As I am writing this, my mind is filled with new possibilities for how images could work. There are many developments that impact and support our business. We are excited to be at the forefront of these advancements.

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3yr ago

💡 Bright idea

Innovation at it's finest. Brand experience is becoming more important than ever, and images are a key part of this. At the same time, every platform uses their own dimensions which are ever so slightly different, changing the outcome completely. Frustrating process, with now finally a promising solution!

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3yr ago

Image Display Control by Frameright

Maker

@dvh Thank you so much 💎 We are stoked here to read your words.

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3yr ago

I'm one of the investors who backed Frameright from the start. The team continues to deliver great stuff. Check it out!

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3yr ago

Image Display Control by Frameright

Maker

@nico thank you for believing in us! Let us know when you are in Berlin 🚀

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3yr ago

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