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# Frameora Documentation

This guide will help you set up, customize, and get the most out of the **Frameora Shopify theme**.

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### What is the Frameora Theme?

**Frameora** is a Shopify Online Store 2.0 theme created by **Lufavo**. It is designed for photo product stores, custom wall art brands, photo tiles, canvas prints, framed prints, gallery wall sets, and gift card products.

The theme provides flexible sections, product templates, and customization options so you can build a professional storefront without editing code.

Frameora works especially well for stores that sell visual, personalized, or wall decor products. It helps merchants present products clearly, guide customers through custom product options, and create a smooth shopping experience across desktop and mobile.

With Frameora, you can build a clean, responsive, and conversion-focused Shopify storefront for custom photo and wall art products.

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### What you can do with Frameora

Frameora includes support for:

* Flexible Online Store 2.0 sections
* Custom Photo Tiles product template
* Custom Canvas Prints product template
* Gallery Wall Sets product template
* Gift card recipient support
* Collection filtering and sorting
* Predictive search
* Related product recommendations
* Complementary product recommendations
* Newsletter signup
* Country and language selectors
* Follow on Shop support
* Dynamic checkout buttons

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### Start with installation

If this is your first time using Frameora, start with the installation guide.


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