Tip 1: Drag and drop image into ImageFramer and from ImageFramer
Did you know that to load a photo into ImageFramer you can simply drag an image file icon from Finder into either ImageFramer icon or even ImageFramer's main window? Usually, it's much faster than opening from the menu or tool bar with the Open dialog, since you already found the file in Finder.
But did you also know that you can hold drop images from ImageFramer into the Finder? To do this, start dragging with Command key pressed (Cmd-Drag) from ImageFramer's window. An icon of your framed photo will appear. Drop the icon somewhere in the Finder or on the desktop. Note, the image will be named automatically named according to the Export filename settings in the ImageFramer preferences window. The format of the image and its size will also be selected automatically from the Export preferences, without asking. This is great if you always save to the same format with similar size settings. Then you can bypass Export dialog altogether.
