A watermark for camera data
Traditional watermarks show ownership. EXIF watermarks show technique. They help viewers understand the settings behind the image without cluttering the caption.
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EXIF watermark tool
Add a camera settings watermark without uploading your photo
Use FrameShot when you want the watermark to show how the image was made: the camera, lens, exposure settings, and capture details that matter to photographers.
No Photoshop template required
FrameShot avoids the slow manual workflow of typing camera details into Canva, Photoshop, or Lightroom overlays for every export.
Editable when metadata is missing
Social apps and messengers sometimes strip EXIF data. FrameShot keeps the fields editable so you can still create a clean overlay manually.
Common questions
Is an EXIF watermark the same as a logo watermark?
No. A logo watermark marks ownership, while an EXIF watermark displays shooting information such as camera, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focal length.
Will the watermark include GPS location?
Only when a selected style uses it. GPS coordinates are read locally, may be reverse geocoded in the browser, and remain editable before export.
Can I download as JPEG or PNG?
Yes. FrameShot supports JPEG and PNG export from the browser.