What is an EXIF photo frame?

It is an exported version of your photo with selected camera details placed in a clean frame around it, such as camera, lens, date, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.

Does Metaframes upload my photos?

No. The core workflow runs on your device. Metaframes uses the selected photo and its metadata to create previews and exports without a Metaframes account or cloud upload.

What if EXIF data is missing or wrong?

You can adjust the visible metadata before exporting. This is useful when a field is missing, a lens name needs cleanup, or you want to hide details that do not belong in the final frame.

Which export formats does Metaframes create?

Metaframes is built for JPG and PNG exports, so the finished frame can be saved to your phone and shared in portfolios, social posts, galleries, or client previews.

Is Metaframes available for Android or iPhone?

Metaframes is currently focused on Android, with the live version available through Google Play. An iPhone version is not listed until a dedicated iOS release is ready.

What camera metadata can be displayed?

Common fields include camera body, lens, capture date, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, focal length, and custom branding. The exact fields depend on what the original photo contains and what you choose to show.

Metaframes

Metaframes.EXIF photo framesfor photographers.

Add professional EXIF photo frames and camera metadata to your finished images in seconds.

Metaframes EXIF photo frame showing Silvio Thomi's Himalaya photograph with camera metadata

AutomaticEXIF data

Beautifultemplates

Export inhigh quality

Localworkflow

Built for a focused photo export workflow.

Metaframes is not a full photo editor. It is a precise EXIF photo frame app for presenting the photo and the technical context together.

01Choose a photo

Pick an image from your device and let Metaframes read the available camera metadata locally.

02Adjust the frame

Select a clean presentation template and decide which metadata fields should appear.

03Export and share

Save the finished frame as JPG or PNG, ready for portfolios, social posts, and client previews.

Curated frame templates.

A glimpse of the layouts available in Metaframes.

Dark Sidebar Metaframes template — Dark Sidebar

Editorial Split Metaframes template — Editorial Split

Light Sidebar Metaframes template — Light Sidebar

Gallery Caption Metaframes template — Gallery Caption

Full Metadata Metaframes template — Full Metadata

Technical camera illustration showing EXIF metadata extraction

Automatic EXIF metadata

Reads camera, lens, date, time, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO from your photo.

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Manual metadata editing

Adjust or complete missing EXIF fields before export.

Technical illustration of a photo frame template layout

Light and dark templates

Curated templates across light, dark, and overlay styles.

Technical illustration of two export-ready image files

JPG and PNG export

Export-ready files for portfolios, social posts, client previews, and archives.

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Local-first processing

Everything runs on device. No account or cloud required.

Technical photo composition illustration for photographers

Built for photographers

A focused workflow to import, review or edit metadata, and export a polished EXIF photo frame.

Photography guides

Make camera metadata part of the picture.

Practical Android guides for creating EXIF frames, choosing an app, and sharing photo metadata intentionally.

View all guides

Film scan selected from a 35mm strip, prepared with editable camera settings in Metaframes on Android

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Landscape photograph in a portfolio-ready EXIF photo frame with metadata rail and layout selector

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Android photo workflow for adding aperture, shutter speed, ISO, date, and location metadata

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How to add camera settings to photos on Android

Learn how to add camera, lens, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO to a photo on Android and export a clean EXIF photo frame.

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EXIF photo frame FAQ.

Practical answers for photographers who want clean metadata frames without accounts, uploads, or unnecessary editing steps.

The final frame for your best work.

Preserve the metadata that matters and export
photo frames that are ready to share.

14 May 2024 · ISO 100 · 35mm · f/5.6

Metaframes

Metaframes.EXIF photo framesfor photographers.

Add professional EXIF photo frames and camera metadata to your finished images in seconds.

AutomaticEXIF data

Beautifultemplates

Export inhigh quality

Localworkflow

Built for a focused photo export workflow.

Metaframes is not a full photo editor. It is a precise EXIF photo frame app for presenting the photo and the technical context together.

01Choose a photo

Pick an image from your device and let Metaframes read the available camera metadata locally.

02Adjust the frame

Select a clean presentation template and decide which metadata fields should appear.

03Export and share

Save the finished frame as JPG or PNG, ready for portfolios, social posts, and client previews.

Curated frame templates.

A glimpse of the layouts available in Metaframes.

Automatic EXIF metadata

Reads camera, lens, date, time, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO from your photo.

Manual metadata editing

Adjust or complete missing EXIF fields before export.

Light and dark templates

Curated templates across light, dark, and overlay styles.

JPG and PNG export

Export-ready files for portfolios, social posts, client previews, and archives.

Local-first processing

Everything runs on device. No account or cloud required.

Built for photographers

A focused workflow to import, review or edit metadata, and export a polished EXIF photo frame.

Photography guides

Make camera metadata part of the picture.

Practical Android guides for creating EXIF frames, choosing an app, and sharing photo metadata intentionally.

View all guides

7 min read

How to add camera settings to film scans on Android

Turn a finished film scan into a clear, shareable photo frame by manually adding the camera, lens, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, date, and time on Android.

Read guide

8 min read

How to create an EXIF photo frame for a photography portfolio

Create a polished EXIF photo frame for a photography portfolio: choose the right metadata, layout, spacing, and export format for work that is shared beyond social media.

Read guide

6 min read

How to add camera settings to photos on Android

Learn how to add camera, lens, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO to a photo on Android and export a clean EXIF photo frame.

Read guide

EXIF photo frame FAQ.

Practical answers for photographers who want clean metadata frames without accounts, uploads, or unnecessary editing steps.

The final frame for your best work.

Preserve the metadata that matters and export
photo frames that are ready to share.

14 May 2024 · ISO 100 · 35mm · f/5.6