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6/10

Framefit

A browser plugin that automatically re-aligns existing mixed-orientation image galleries on Squarespace, Wix, and WordPress sites so visitors see uncropped, level rows without the site owner editing templates.

Target user

photography portfolio owners and product-based small businesses on hosted site builders

Features
  • One-click browser extension that fixes gallery alignment on any visited page
  • Before/after preview toggle so users see the change before committing
  • Free tier for site owners; paid tier adds brand styling and analytics
  • Shareable gallery URLs that render correctly across email, Instagram, and link-in-bio
Why now

Author demonstrated a clean algorithmic fix in dev-land; there is no equivalent consumer-facing product turning that fix into something a non-coder can apply to their live site.

Signals · overall 6/10
Demand
3/10

Underlying complaint persists on Squarespace forums but the Dev.to post itself has only 6 reactions.

Whitespace
8/10

Hosting platforms ship only cropping-based galleries; nobody offers a bolt-on fix at the browser level.

Monetization
4/10

Site owners pay for Squarespace/Wix plugins and SaaS add-ons in the $5-30/mo range.

Longevity
7/10

Mixed-aspect galleries will outlive any single site builder because photography-led sites are a permanent niche.

Feasibility
7/10

Wrapping an existing layout algorithm in a browser extension is feasible for a small team.

How I Fixed Broken Portrait/Landscape Gallery Alignment (and Open-Sourced It) · 6 reactionsDev.to · 2026-08-01 (today)
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