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Shot on camera watermark

Create a shot-on-camera watermark from EXIF data

FrameShot helps you create a tasteful shot-on-camera mark that feels built for photographers instead of a generic logo stamp.

Example FrameShot EXIF frame showing camera settings below a photo

Make the gear visible

Show the camera body and lens alongside the final image so the technical story travels with the photo.

Useful for creators and reviewers

Camera reviewers, educators, and creators can publish examples where the gear and exposure settings are immediately visible.

No sign-up gate

The watermark workflow is free and runs locally in the browser.

Common questions

Can I make a shot-on watermark without typing the camera model?

Yes, when the image contains EXIF data, FrameShot can read the camera model and lens automatically.

Does this add a FrameShot watermark too?

Exports can include a small FrameShot mark so people can find the tool, while the main frame focuses on your camera metadata.

Is this useful for camera sample photos?

Yes. It is especially useful when publishing samples where viewers care about the body, lens, and exposure settings.