Published on
21/10/2026
by Erika Weidmann
Are you planning a museum or gallery exhibition aimed at collectors, and want to provide the perfect setting for your photographic works? The choice of frame is essential and can become an integral part of the work itself. Whilst a print can be sold on its own, without a frame or mounting, it can also be offered with a frame, and this choice can make all the difference.
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Published on
11/09/2026
by Ericka Weidmann
Whether for an exhibition or simply to hang your photographs on the wall, choosing the right frame is important. As well as providing a suitable way to hang your work, a frame helps to protect the surface of your print. In this new article, we’ll take you through our range of frames so you can choose the one – or ones – that best suit your needs and budget.
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Published on
27/08/2026
by Ericka Weidmann
Printing your photographs directly onto a rigid Dibond panel is one of the best options when you want to put on an outdoor exhibition. PICTO laboratories have recently started offering an innovative, fully recyclable aluminium material that provides a more environmentally friendly alternative.
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Published on
30/06/2026
by Ericka Weidmann
When you want to have a photographic print framed, the choice of frame is crucial: it depends both on your project and on the setting in which the work will be displayed. Among the decisions to be made, the question of protective glass is key: should you use it, and if so, which type should you choose? In this article, we explain the various options offered by Picto Online and when to opt for each.
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Published on
17/06/2026
by Ericka Weidmann
As part of our international expansion, Picto Online is taking another step forward! Our platform is now available across Europe and in four new languages: Spanish, Italian, German and Dutch. This expansion is accompanied by shorter delivery times and reduced postage rates, enabling as many people as possible to benefit from the services provided in France by one of the world’s oldest photo laboratories.
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Which type of frame should you choose for your art photographs?
