QiLing Tools📷Camera Watermark Frame - Add EXIF Camera Info to Photos Online
Add a frame that shows how each photo was taken. The tool reads the camera brand and model, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO and time from each photo's EXIF and lays them out under the picture. Four styles: a white info bar (model and date on the left, brand and settings on the right), a black info bar, a blurred backdrop (the photo floats over a blurred copy of itself with rounded corners and a shadow) and a clean white border. Camera, settings and date can be overridden; leave them blank and each photo uses its own data — handy for a whole set of travel shots. Images compressed by messaging apps usually lose EXIF, so fill the fields in by hand.
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How to use Camera Info Frame
- 1Drop in original photos (straight from the camera or phone works best)
- 2Pick a style and check or edit the camera, settings and date
- 3Click Add camera frame and download
FAQ
- Why was no camera data found?
- Screenshots, web images and photos sent through messaging apps usually have their EXIF stripped. Use the original file from your camera or phone gallery, or type the details in.
- Does it show brand logos?
- No trademarked logos are used; the brand appears as text (e.g. SONY, NIKON), and you can change it to anything in the camera field.
- Does it work with iPhone HEIC photos?
- HEIC files are accepted and exported as JPG, but EXIF reading inside HEIC is limited, so you may need to enter the settings manually.
- Are my files uploaded?
- No. Everything runs locally in your browser with no network upload, and is discarded when you close the page.