Everyday
The formats behind every phone shot, screenshot and web download.
- JPEG
- PNG
- WebP
- GIF
- BMP
Free · Private · Works offline
Your photos, signed by your camera.
EXIF Frame Maker turns the camera, lens and exposure data hidden in every file into a clean, shareable frame. JPG, HEIC and RAW welcome — nothing ever leaves your device.
Drop photos here or click to browse · paste works too
- No upload
- No sign-up
- No watermark
Reads JPGHEICRAWPNGWebPAVIFTIFFPSD +
Frame style
Strap
Rendered live in your browser
Formats
Every format. Even RAW.
Drop in whatever your camera, phone or editor produced. We read the metadata, decode the pixels and hand you back a finished JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF.
Modern
iPhone HEIC, AVIF and JPEG XL decode right in the browser — no converter, no codec packs.
- HEIC
- HEIF
- AVIF
- JPEG XL
Pro
Layered PSD composites, TIFF scans and crisp SVG artwork.
- TIFF
- PSD
- SVG
RAW
Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Panasonic, Olympus, Pentax, Leica, Samsung and more.
- DNG
- CR2
- CR3
- NEF
- NRW
- ARW
- SR2
- RAF
- ORF
- RW2
- RWL
- PEF
- SRW
- 3FR
- FFF
- IIQ
- ERF
- MEF
- X3F
- MRW
- KDC
- DCR
- …and more
How RAW works here
Nearly every RAW file carries a full-size JPEG preview written by the camera itself. We pull it out in a blink, read your real EXIF, and frame it — so you get the camera’s own colors in seconds, with no RAW development step.
Export as JPG · PNG · WebP · AVIF
Frames
Nineteen frames. Every mood.
From a quiet one-line caption to a Polaroid, a museum print or a 35mm film strip. Every card below is rendered live from the same photo by the real engine.
- Use this frame
Photo only
No frame at all. Just resize, crop and convert.
- Use this frame
Classic border
An even border around the photo, with optional rounded corners.
- Use this frame
Polaroid
Instant-film look with a handwritten caption and date.
- Use this frame
Gallery print
Wide museum margins and a small wall label with title and gear.
- Use this frame
Blurred glass
Your photo floats over a softly blurred copy of itself.
- Use this frame
One line
A single quiet caption: camera, lens and settings.
- Use this frame
Two lines
Camera and lens on top, exposure settings underneath.
- Use this frame
Strap
Camera and lens on the left, settings, brand logo and date on the right.
- Use this frame
Shot on
“Shot on” camera on the left, exposure on the right.
- Use this frame
Shot on · centered
A big centered “shot on” line with your signature above.
- Use this frame
Simple
Generous margins and tiny, airy letter-spaced text.
- Use this frame
Editorial
Magazine-style serif title with a monospaced data column.
- Use this frame
Overlay
Text on a soft gradient across the bottom of the photo.
- Use this frame
Badge
A small glass pill with the brand logo and your settings.
- Use this frame
Film stamp
Orange LED date stamp like a 90s point-and-shoot.
- Use this frame
Viewfinder
Camera HUD with corner brackets, AF box and live readout.
- Use this frame
Poster
Huge condensed type over the photo, with place and date.
- Use this frame
Cinema
Widescreen 2.39:1 with letterbox bars and a subtitle.
- Use this frame
Film strip
35mm negative with sprocket holes and edge markings.
Two ways to work
Easy when you’re in a hurry. Pro when you’re not.
Easy mode
Pick a frame, flip light or dark, export.
- One-tap frames with sensible defaults
- Light and dark variants for every frame
- Automatic brand logo and clean model names
- Perfect for stories, posts and quick shares
Pro mode
Control every pixel of the frame.
- Per-frame sliders, colors, fonts and text
- Crop, rotate, flip and zoom each photo
- Edit any EXIF value, choose which fields show
- Watermark, signature, export size and quality
How it works
Three steps. Zero uploads.
The whole editor runs on your device. Close the tab and everything is gone.
Add your photos
Drop one photo or a hundred. JPG, HEIC, RAW, TIFF — we read the camera info straight from the file.
Pick a frame
Choose from 19 frame styles, set the ratio for Instagram or Stories, and tweak colors, fonts and fields.
Download
Export JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF at full resolution. Batches arrive as a single ZIP.
Features
Everything a photographer actually needs.
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Batch & ZIP export
Frame a whole shoot at once. Apply one style to every photo and download a single ZIP.
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Keep EXIF in the export
Camera, lens and exposure data is written back into the new file. GPS is never included.
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Private by design
Photos are decoded and rendered locally. There is no server to upload to, and no account.
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Installable & offline
Add it to your home screen or dock. Once loaded it keeps working without a connection.
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Any aspect ratio
Instagram 4:5, Stories 9:16, 1:1, 3:2, 16:9 — crop to fit or keep the full photo inside.
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Fonts, colors, fields
Switch typefaces, tune every color and choose which camera details appear.
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Watermark & signature
Add your name or handle in any corner, with your own opacity, size and font.
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17 languages
Fully translated, including right-to-left Arabic. Your language is one click away.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Is EXIF Frame Maker really free?
Yes. It is completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on the number of photos. Your exports are never stamped with our branding.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. Every step — reading EXIF, decoding, drawing the frame and encoding the result — happens in your browser. Your photos never touch a server, and closing the tab clears everything.
How do I add EXIF data to a photo as a frame?
Drop your photo into the editor. The camera model, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO and date are read automatically and drawn into the frame you choose. Missing a value, such as on a scanned or edited image? You can type it in yourself.
Can I open iPhone HEIC photos on Windows?
Yes. HEIC and HEIF are decoded inside the page, so you do not need Windows codec packs or a separate HEIC to JPG converter. Export as JPG, PNG, WebP or AVIF when you are done.
Does it support RAW files from my camera?
Yes — DNG, CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, RAF, ORF, RW2, PEF, SRW, 3FR, IIQ, X3F and more. We extract the full-size JPEG preview embedded by the camera and read the real EXIF, so no RAW development is needed. On a few cameras the embedded preview is smaller than the sensor resolution.
Is the EXIF kept in the exported file?
By default, yes. Camera, lens, exposure and date are written into the exported JPG or PNG so the file stays searchable in your library. GPS location is never written, and you can switch EXIF off entirely.
What size should I use for Instagram?
Pick the 4:5 ratio for feed posts (1080×1350 is the sweet spot), 1:1 for squares and 9:16 for Stories and Reels. Choose "cover" to crop the photo to fit, or "contain" to keep the whole shot inside the frame.
Can I frame many photos at once?
Yes. Add as many photos as you like, choose one style, and export everything together as a ZIP. You can still fine-tune any single photo before you download.
Does it work on iPhone, iPad and Android?
Yes. The editor is built for touch and works in Safari, Chrome and other modern browsers. Add it to your home screen to use it like an app, even offline.
Why is my photo missing camera info?
Screenshots, exports from some editors, and images saved by messaging apps often have their EXIF stripped. Open the info panel and enter the camera, lens and settings by hand — the frame updates instantly.
Will exporting reduce my image quality?
You decide. Export at the original resolution with quality up to 100%, or downsize for the web. Very large images are scaled only when the browser’s canvas limit requires it.
Does it work offline?
Yes. After the first visit the app is cached, so you can open it and frame photos with no connection. Fonts and decoders you have used before stay available too.
Ready to frame your next shot?
Free, private and a few seconds away. No account, no upload, no watermark.