Crop a generated scene to satisfy a named composition rule, graded purely on how well the geometry lands rather than on subjective taste.
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How to play
Each scene names a composition principle and shows a focal subject. Move and resize your crop so the subject sits where the rule wants it, then take the shot to score.
Drag inside the photo to position the crop; use the slider to resize it.
A live grid overlays the active rule, thirds, golden ratio, balance, or leading lines.
Watch the live composition-match percentage and adjust before shooting.
Take the shot to lock in your score; press Show ideal to see the perfect crop.
Controls
Desktop: drag the crop, drag the size slider, click Take the shot, Show ideal, and New scene.
Phone & tablet: drag the crop and slider with your finger, touch-friendly.
Game modes
Daily and Practice seeds across Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty.
Tips & strategy
Place the focal subject on a rule line or intersection, not dead centre, unless balance is the named rule.
Resize as well as move, the right crop scale is often what pushes the match past 90%.
What you'll learn
Framing teaches the composition rules photographers and designers use, measured objectively on the geometry of the frame.
Skills: composition, framing, the rule of thirds, visual design
Best for: roughly grades 5–12 (ages 10+)
For parents & teachers: composition rules, measured objectively.
About Framing
Framing teaches the composition rules photographers and designers use, measured objectively on geometry. It is an original, free browser game built in-house.
A free, original browser game on PlayPendium. No download, no install.
