Motorola's Razr Fold already stands out with its triple 50MP camera system and Pantone-Validated sensors, but the company is adding another software feature to improve photo quality. Frame Match addresses a common vacation problem: getting yourself in pictures without sacrificing composition.

Here's how it works. You take an initial shot that creates an overlay of your desired scene, then hand the phone to someone else. They see the overlay while positioning you in the frame, adjusting opacity to match the original composition. This ensures the final photo captures exactly what you envisioned, even when you're not the one pressing the shutter.

The feature appears inspired by Google's Add Me on Pixel phones, which combines multiple shots to include the photographer. Frame Match currently ships on the Razr 2026 series, with potential support for 2025 models down the line. It's particularly timely for summer travelers heading to World Cup events.

For tourists wanting perspective shots like pretending to hold up the Leaning Tower of Pisa or touch the Eiffel Tower, Frame Match removes the guesswork. Your vacation memories deserve better photos than trusting strangers to capture your vision.