EXIF metadata overlay
Render camera model, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, date, and location fields as a clean border.
Photo EXIF frame lab
Camera Metadata Border
Your camera data. Your photo. Your device.
- EXIF frames for camera, lens, exposure, date, and GPS display
- On-device photo processing with no cloud upload
- No account, no feed, no stored photo library
EXIF photo borders for iPhone and Android
Camera Metadata Border is a focused photo metadata app for photographers who want camera data to travel with the finished image. Pick a photo, read the EXIF metadata, choose a clean frame style, and export a polished image for Instagram, print, portfolio notes, or client delivery.
iPhone and Android support
Designed for mobile photo libraries, with native metadata reading on both iOS and Android.
No cloud account
Photos remain on your device and the app does not require login, sync, or a web account.
Batch export
Export up to 50 framed photos at once when you need a consistent metadata look across a shoot.
Manual metadata override
Fill or correct missing EXIF fields before export when a file has incomplete camera data.
Camera profiles
Save reusable camera metadata presets for scans, manual lenses, vintage cameras, or edited files.
What is an EXIF photo frame?
An EXIF photo frame is a visual border that displays camera metadata around a photo. Instead of hiding aperture, shutter speed, ISO, lens, date, and camera model in a file inspector, the app turns that data into a readable layout that becomes part of the exported image.
On-device by design
The app works locally on iOS and Android. Your photo library is not uploaded to a server, and you do not need to create an account. This matters for RAW workflows, private shoots, travel photos, family images, and any export where the original file should stay on your phone.
Frame styles for different looks
Use Museum White for a gallery-style mat, Pitch Black for a dark editorial border, Minimal Center for a restrained metadata strip, Gradient Veil for a softer overlay, Noir Strip for a film-inspired tag, or Blueprint for a technical camera-data look.
Built for real workflows
Batch export can process up to 50 photos, camera profiles help reuse metadata presets, manual override handles missing camera fields, and export presets make it easier to prepare images for social sharing or high-resolution output.
Made for photographers, creators, and camera notes
Use it when you need an EXIF overlay for a photo challenge, a camera settings border for Instagram, a lens and exposure note for a portfolio, or a privacy-friendly way to share iPhone and Android metadata without sending original photos through a web service.
GPS privacy controls
Location metadata can be stripped, approximated, or kept depending on the export. GPS is stripped by default so the public image can show camera details without revealing exact private location data.
FAQ
Camera Metadata Border FAQ
Is Camera Metadata Border an EXIF viewer?
It reads EXIF data like an EXIF viewer, but the main purpose is exporting a finished photo border that includes the camera metadata.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The app is built for iOS and Android photo libraries.
Are photos uploaded?
No. Rendering happens on your device, and there is no account or cloud upload.
Can I remove GPS metadata?
Yes. GPS is stripped from exports by default, and you can choose exact, approximate, or stripped location handling.
What is Pro for?
Pro removes ads, unlocks five additional frame styles, and enables batch export.
camerametadata.com
Your camera data. Your photo. Your device.
Create EXIF photo borders on iPhone and Android. Camera Metadata Border renders camera metadata frames on-device with no account, no cloud, and GPS controls.