【Multiple Uses】The size of the magnetic photo frame is 2.36 x 3.54 inches, which can hold 3-inch photos and is suitable for Polaroid, Fujifilm Instax Mini, Kodak Mini, LG, Canon CP, etc. The acrylic frame is also suitable for paper such as notes, memos, and paintings. 【Double-sided Display】The picture holder for polaroid are made of transparent acrylic material and can hold one or two pictures for single-sided or double-sided display, showcasing more photos and preserving more memories. 【Simple Installation】The magnet frames only require sliding the acrylic cover to place photos, resulting in a small photo frame. The surface of the acrylic cover is covered with a protective film to prevent scratches. 【Strong Magnetism】The mini picture frames has 8 strong magnets that can fix the photo inside the acrylic cover and prevent it from falling off easily. The wallet size picture frames can be placed on magnetic surfaces, such as refrigerators, school lockers, iron doors, whiteboards. 【DIY Decoration】Apart from simply displaying photos, you can also decorate the display frame with acrylic pens, stickers, and other methods to create personalized frames and showcase your DIY works. SAMYUCHO Acrylic Magnetic Picture Frame for Refrigerator comes in 12 packs and 25 packs, meeting your daily needs for displaying more photos.
Appropriate Size:
The size of bulk picture frames is 2.36 x 3.54 inches, suitable for various types of cameras or printers that can print 3-inch photos.
Strong Magnetism:
The fridge magnet frame has eight magnets embedded in the acrylic cover, which can be stably placed on the magnetic plane and can hold up to two photos inside.
Clear Double-sided Display:
The transparent material of acrylic allows the magnetic photo holder to display clearly, and placing two photos back-to-back in the magnetic photo frame can achieve a double-sided display effect.
Notes:
1. To protect the product from scratches, acrylic covers have two-sides protective films on the surface.
2. Manual measurement, please allow for slight dimensional errors.