Hey! Thanks for reaching out about your Whitagram app issue. Just to be sure I understand: when you tap on your recent art photos in Whitagram, they no longer adjust or fit to show the full image like they used to, correct? Could you tell me if this happens with all your images or just specific ones? Also, are you viewing the photos inside the Whitagram app itself, or after exporting and posting them somewhere else like Instagram?

Usually, Whitagram adds white borders to make images fit Instagram’s square format without cropping. If the full image isn't adjusting, it may be related to how the app is processing or displaying your photos.

Here’s what we can try step-by-step on your iPhone with iOS 18.7:

1. Update the Whitagram app:
Make sure you have the latest version of Whitagram installed from the App Store. Sometimes bugs or display issues are fixed in updates.

2. Restart the app:
Close the Whitagram app completely by swiping it away from your recent apps, then reopen it. This refreshes the app's processing.

3. Check image aspect ratio and orientation:
Whitagram works best with images that aren’t too tightly cropped or unusual in shape. Confirm your photos are not heavily zoomed or cropped before adding borders.

4. Re-import the images:
Sometimes reloading the image into Whitagram helps. Remove the current photo from the app and add it again.

5. Adjust border settings:
Whitagram usually adds a white border to fit the image to a square aspect ratio. Make sure that border options haven’t been turned off or set to 0 width.

6. Try exporting and viewing outside:
Export the photo from Whitagram and open it in your iPhone’s Photos app. Does it still appear cropped or incomplete there?

If after these steps the photos still won’t adjust to full image inside Whitagram, there might be an issue with your specific app installation or a new change in the app’s functionality.

Let me know if you’ve already done any of these steps or if any details differ. I’m here to guide you through a more advanced look if needed!

Are you satisfied with this approach so far?