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Camera settings overlay

Add camera settings to a photo online

FrameShot turns the invisible data inside your image into visible camera settings on the final export, with no account and no cloud processing.

Example FrameShot EXIF frame showing camera settings below a photo

Great for educational posts

Photography educators can show exposure decisions directly under the image, making tutorials easier to scan and reuse.

Useful for social captions

Instead of typing settings into captions, export a framed photo that carries the important details with the image itself.

Works when automatic data is incomplete

If a field is missing, use the editor to type the value before exporting the frame.

Common questions

Which camera settings can FrameShot show?

FrameShot can display camera model, lens model, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, exposure compensation, white balance, and capture time when available.

Do I need to install an app?

No. FrameShot runs in the browser as an online tool.

Can I use phone photos?

Yes. Phone photos can be used when the browser can read the image file and available metadata.