LensMark: EXIF Photo Watermark

LensMark is an EXIF photo watermark and camera-setting comparison tool for photographers. Read available image metadata and present settings such as camera, lens, aperture, shutter speed and ISO on a photo frame. Compare two pictures to explore how their recorded shooting parameters differ.

EXIF overlays
Read supported photo metadata and select the parameters to display. Add or adjust text when information is missing, while keeping manual edits distinct from recorded settings.

Photo frames and templates
Choose available watermark and border styles to present a photograph. Adjust layout and text to keep the image and its technical details readable.

Setting comparison
Compare available EXIF information from two photos. Use the differences as a reference when studying exposure choices or reviewing a shoot.

Editing and output
Apply available photo effects, batch watermark tools or supported video text options. Preview the result and export it using the available quality settings.

Everyday uses
Useful for sharing photography settings, preparing a consistent frame for a photo series or comparing exposure information from two shots. A watermark is a visual presentation, not proof that metadata has never been edited.

How to use
Import a photo, inspect its EXIF data, choose the fields and frame, customize the layout and preview the export. For comparison, select two photos with relevant metadata.

Important information
Social apps and edited images may remove metadata. Missing EXIF cannot be recovered simply by adding a text label. Check location fields before sharing a watermark and keep important details legible without covering the subject.

Start with a clear purpose
Choose whether the result is for your own archive, a message, a presentation or another use. That purpose helps you select a layout, duration or output quality without adding unnecessary effects. Review the available tools and keep the main subject easy to understand.

Preview before export
Inspect the result using the available preview tools. Check text placement, image edges, clip boundaries or pacing as appropriate. A small adjustment before export is usually easier than rebuilding a project after you have already shared it.

Design for the destination
A result intended for a phone screen may need a different crop, aspect ratio or duration from one intended for printing or presentation. Choose among the available output options and inspect the exported file in the place where you plan to use it.

Keep edits purposeful
Use an effect or adjustment because it improves the result you want to make. Strong processing can hide useful detail, distract from a subject or change the way information is understood. Compare a restrained version with a more stylized one before deciding.

Text, sound and image context
A caption or label can help explain a creative result, but it should remain accurate. Check names, dates and manually entered details.

Keep a consistent series
When preparing several related results, choose a similar style and compare them together. Consistency can come from framing, spacing, color or audio level rather than from using the strongest effect. Inspect each item individually as well as the overall series.

Access and subscriptions
Some tools, higher usage limits or output options may require paid access. The app shows the available features, price and billing period before purchase. Google Play subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled. Manage or cancel a subscription in Google Play. Trial availability, if offered, is shown at checkout.

Privacy and permissions
Review the relevant permission prompts and the privacy policy for how information is handled. You decide which of your material to import, keep or share. Check the selected content and destination before sharing a result. Online features require connectivity.

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