Scale it, Frame it, Tint the edges of your artwork and Snap it to the Grid
You can modify your artwork while it's hanging on the wall. Click on the artwork and modify it using the menu at the bottom of your screen.
1 - Scale it!
2 - Frame it!
3 - Snap it to the Grid
4 - Tint the edges
Scale it!
If you wish to display a artwork larger or smaller than its actual size (from the BASIC INFO tab), while retaining the actual dimensions for the catalog and in the detail view, you can scale it by a factor.
A value of 2 multiplies the image size by two. You can use tenths to make the coefficient more precise. If you wish to reduce the size of a work of art, use a value of less than 1 as the coefficient.
Frame it!
Frames and mats can also be added directly as part of the exhibition organization. 3 frame thicknesses are available. You can choose the color from the palette in this section, and also copy the # code from a color chart.
Simply select the passepartout size from the menu and choose the desired color.
Snap it to the Grid
When you want to align your artwork exactly at the right height on the wall, use the grid system. This is activated when you're in artwork detail mode, then by activating the grid at the bottom of the screen.
If you want the artwork to line up with it, activate the button next to it and you'll see guides indicating the distance to the other artwork or to the nearest edge.
Tint the edges
To color the default white edges of a 2D drawing, don't assign a frame or passepartout, but simply choose a color from the passepartout segment palette. This hue will then bypass the depth you've assigned in the work's BASIC INFO tab, without creating any additional material thickness on the work.
This exhibition shows examples of frames and passepartouts.
Further Links:
How should I optimize my images?
Can I add Text Panels to a Wall?
How can I hide artworks from the Catalogue?