Exframe

Turn camera settings into polished photo frames. Edit EXIF, save manual-lens profiles, add place names from GPS, and export up to 10 photos.

Give every photo a frame that shows how it was made.

Exframe reads the EXIF metadata in your photos and turns it into clean, shareable frames. Import photos, choose a template, decide which details to show, and export finished images without rewriting camera settings for every post.

Built for photographers, camera enthusiasts, manual-lens users, bloggers, and creators who share work on social media, photography communities, or portfolios.

Metadata and manual lenses

• Read camera, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, exposure compensation, date, location, and copyright details.
• Review and edit every displayed value before export.
• Save manual or vintage lens profiles and apply a different profile to each photo.
• Photos from lenses without electronic contacts can be exported even when EXIF aperture is missing.
• Reorder fields, choose separators, and restore original values at any time.

Location names

• Automatically load place names when importing photos that contain GPS data.
• Choose country, city, or neighborhood detail and the display language.
• Look up one photo or several GPS photos together.

Frames and export

• Process and export up to 10 photos in one project.
• Choose templates, maker display, Exframe marks, date style, frame margins, and visible fields.
• Use presets for blogs, square posts, 4:5 portraits, stories, or high-quality archives.
• Select aspect ratio, quality, and output size without cropping the photo.
• Export JPEG or WebP, save to Photos, or open the system share sheet.
• JPEG exports retain original GPS metadata; WebP exports do not include EXIF.

Privacy

Photos are processed on your device and are not uploaded to the developer's server. When you enable place-name lookup, only the coordinates and display language required for the lookup are sent to an external reverse-geocoding service.