Samsung The Frame TV mockup
A 3D mockup of Samsung's The Frame, the TV designed to look like a framed picture and to show art when it is not being watched. Preview a screen here, then place your own artwork or screen design on the 16:9 display in the 3D editor.
Customize in the 3D editor
In the editor you can
- Upload artwork or app screens to the display
- Turn the TV to any angle and render it
- Export 2K or 4K images, transparent PNG included
- Device
- TV16:9 screen
- Screen artwork
- 3840 × 2160 pxLandscape, 16:9
- Views
- Front, BackAny angle in the editor
- Display
- 16:9
- Model year
- Not specifiedLine began in 2017
- Render
- Up to 4KJPG or PNG
The Frame is a trademark of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. AmosMind is not affiliated with Samsung.
Wiki
Samsung The Frame TV
The Frame is Samsung's lifestyle TV that shows artwork in Art Mode when it is not being watched; it was teased at CES 2017, detailed at a launch event in Paris on March 14, 2017, and rolled out to its first markets from June 2017.[1][2] The line is defined by Art Mode, a picture-frame look with customizable bezels, and a wall mount that hangs the screen close to the wall.[1][3]
Display
The first lineup had 55-inch and 65-inch models; a later lineup on Samsung's US site lists The Frame at 32, 43, 50, 55 and 65 inches and The Frame Pro at 65, 75 and 85 inches.[2][3] Samsung states that the 43-inch to 85-inch models are 4K UHD, 3840 x 2160 pixels, and that the 32-inch model is FHD.[3] For full-screen art, work at 3840 × 2160 pixels, the 16:9 size Samsung recommends for images on 43-inch and larger models.[4] On the same US page, The Frame is QLED based and The Frame Pro is Neo QLED based.[3]
Bezels and design
The Frame is sold with a black bezel.[5] Customizable bezels are sold separately; the four pieces are magnetic and slide onto the TV, and Samsung's US support page lists them in beige, black, brown and white.[3][5] A bezel has to match the TV's model year and size, and the letter after LS03 in the model code gives the year.[5] Samsung worked with designer Yves Behar on the original, which was offered with frame options including Walnut, Oak and White.[1][2]
Art Mode and mounting
In Art Mode, the screen shows curated artworks or the owner's photos instead of fading to black.[1][3] A motion sensor activates the screen when someone is nearby, and a brightness sensor adjusts the image to the ambient light.[3] The Frame comes with the Slim-Fit Wall Mount, which lets it hang nearly flush against the wall; the 2017 original used what Samsung called the No Gap Wall-mount and the Invisible Connection cable.[1][3]
References
- Samsung Newsroom Samsung Introduces New Lifestyle TVs at Global Launch Event in Paris (opens in a new tab)
- Samsung Newsroom Samsung Electronics Launches Global Rollout of The Frame TV (opens in a new tab)
- Samsung US The Frame TVs: Stylish Design & Matte Display (opens in a new tab)
- Samsung Support India Using Art Mode on the Samsung Frame TV (opens in a new tab)
- Samsung Support US Custom bezels for your Samsung Frame TV (opens in a new tab)
