on the image you would like to add to your picture, and it should appear on your picture: 2. As before, you can move the overlay by clicking and dragging it, and you can adjust the colour using the box on the right hand side. 3. When you are finished, you can click off the overlay, and it will be on your picture: How do I add a "frame" to my picture? You can add frames to your image to give them that extra "something". You can choose between the more simple, to the more ornate frames. You can find "frames" by clicking on the sixth icon down: As you can see, there are many frames to choose from. I want to round the corners off on my kitten image, so I chose the first option like so: I then went on to click transparent corners too. As you can see, when you click on an option, it adds it to your picture so you can see what it looks like. If you're happy with the frame, click "apply", and your frame will be added to your picture! How do I add "textures" to my picture? The final thing you can do is apply a texture to add interest to your photos, choosing from PicMonkey's collections titled Papyrus, Smudge, Edifice, Weave, Metal and Paint , or even create your own. To find "textures", click on the seventh icon down the list: Scroll down the list to choose your texture. I