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I've got numerous images with caption boxes underneath them in a project. The boxes are surrounded by a border/stroke, which you control through the text frame menu (View -> studio -> text frame) by turning on the stroke. 

But how can I add a similar outline to the whole image, so the caption does not stick out so much? See attached pic for an example. 

Thanks!

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Add a stroked rectangle as an overlay.

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Select the photo and use Stroke panel. You can set the stroke to be behind the image so it will not eat image area and can be set to be similar to caption border.

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