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Camera settings overlay

Make a camera settings overlay for your photo

A camera settings overlay helps viewers learn from your photo without leaving the image. FrameShot creates that overlay from your file metadata and lets you adjust the layout before export.

Example FrameShot EXIF frame showing camera settings below a photo

Readable overlays for real posts

The frame styles are designed to keep metadata legible while preserving the photograph as the main subject.

Fast enough for repeated sharing

Upload, review, style, and download without building a new design file for every image.

Browser-only workflow

The overlay is rendered with Canvas on your device, which keeps the flow private and quick.

Common questions

Can a camera settings overlay help with photography learning?

Yes. Seeing aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focal length next to the image gives viewers context about the exposure and composition choices.

Can I hide fields I do not want?

FrameShot lets you adjust metadata display in the editor so the final overlay can stay clean.

Is this only for DSLR and mirrorless files?

No. FrameShot can work with many image sources as long as the browser and metadata reader can access the file data.