anchorframes

noun
UK /ˈæŋkəfreɪmz/
US /ˈæŋkərfreɪmz/

Anchorframes are special picture frames that hold a picture in place so it does not move.

The animator placed the character inside the anchorframes to keep it steady.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. In video editing, anchorframes are fixed points used to keep a clip steady.

She added anchorframes to stop the video from shaking.

3. In design software, anchorframes are locked frames that keep objects aligned.

The layout uses anchorframes so the text stays in the right spot.

4. In sailing, anchorframes are strong parts of a boat that hold the anchor.

The crew checked the anchorframes before the storm.