Free Online Tool

Add White Borders + Exif Shooting Info to Photos
Exif Photo Frame

Add clean white borders and stylishly combine camera, lens, aperture, ISO, and shooting date.
Automatically calculate and display 35mm-equivalent focal lengths. Process photos from Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, and more in your browser, with no installation and batch processing.

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Shot on SONY α7CII
FE 70-200mm F2.8 GM
135mm f/3.2
2025.03.05
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(Multiple files supported)

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*Preview shows only the first selected image
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*Edits apply only to the first-image preview and individual download. Batch downloads use each photo's Exif data.

Pro-style Layout

Automatically generates that classic photographer layout: camera and lens on the left, settings and date on the right.

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Fast Local Processing

Even large JPEGs exported from RAW are processed directly in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, so your privacy stays protected.

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Batch Creator

Drop in multiple photos from a trip or event, export everything as a ZIP, and share to social right away.

Free Tool to Add White Borders and Exif Shooting Info to Photos

Exif Styler (Exif Photo Frame) is a completely free web tool that lets you add both Exif shooting data and a stylish white border to your photos.
In addition to camera, lens, aperture, and ISO, it can calculate and display 35mm-equivalent focal lengths. Create photographer-style frames for Instagram or X entirely in your browser.

This tool is for anyone who wants to add camera information or shooting data to a photo, display focal length as a 35mm equivalent, or create a Lightroom-style white border. It can add 35mm-equivalent focal lengths to photos shot with APS-C, Four Thirds, 1-inch, and other sensor sizes.

How to Create a White Border + Exif Info Frame in 3 Steps

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Upload Photos

Drag and drop your images. JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and HEIF are supported, and you can load multiple photos at once for batch processing.

2

Adjust Display Items and Style

Camera, lens, aperture, and ISO are detected automatically. Select a sensor size when needed to calculate and display the 35mm-equivalent focal length.

3

Download

Click "Download Image" to finish. For multiple files, use ZIP batch download and share directly to Instagram or X.

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Main Features of Exif Photo Frame

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Automatic Exif Data Extraction

Automatically pulls camera model, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and date from Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Panasonic, OLYMPUS, and more.

High-Quality JPG and WebP Export with Adjustable Compression

No uploads, no transfer loss. Everything is processed on your device, and output quality is adjustable from 50% to 100%.

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Perfect for Instagram and X

Add white borders while preserving the original aspect ratio. Works for portrait, landscape, and square shots that stand out on social media.

100% Free, No Sign-up, No Installation

No app and no account required. Use it instantly in your browser on Windows, Mac, iPhone, or Android.

Automatically Calculate 35mm-Equivalent Focal Length

Select a sensor size to calculate a 35mm-equivalent value from the Exif focal length. Choose “35mm equivalent,” “mm equivalent,” parentheses, or “mm eq.” display formats. Dedicated RX10 V conversion is included.

Calculate and Display 35mm-Equivalent Focal Length

With APS-C, Four Thirds, and 1-inch sensor cameras, the focal length printed on the lens differs from the angle-of-view reference based on a full-frame camera. Exif Styler uses the actual focal length recorded in the photo to calculate and display its 35mm-equivalent focal length.

Choose APS-C, Four Thirds, 1-inch, 1/1.28-inch, 1/2.3-inch, or 1/2.55-inch, or enter a custom crop factor. For the Sony RX10 V, you can select a dedicated conversion matched to its 9.1–210mm actual focal-length range and 24–600mm-equivalent zoom range.

Display formats include “183mm (35mm equivalent: 495mm),” “183mm (495mm equivalent),” “183mm (495mm),” and “183mm / 495mm eq.” Choose the notation that best fits Japanese photo examples or social posts for an international audience.

Supported Camera Brands and Models

Compatible with any photo that contains Exif data, including most digital cameras and smartphones. For brands below, camera model names are automatically normalized for cleaner display.

Sony a7 V, a7C II, a7R III, a6700, a6400, etc.
Nikon Z 9, Z 8, Z 7II, Z 6III, Z 50II, D750, etc.
Canon EOS R5, R6, R7, R10, 5D Mark IV, etc.
Fujifilm X-T5, X-S20, X-H2S, etc.
Panasonic LUMIX S5II, GH6, etc.
OLYMPUS / OM OM-1, E-M1 Mark III, etc.
PENTAX / RICOH K-3 III, GR III, etc.
iPhone / Android Most smartphone cameras

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q What is Exif data? +
Exif (Exchangeable Image File Format) is metadata recorded automatically by cameras and smartphones when you take a photo. It can include camera model, lens, focal length, aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and date. Exif Styler reads this data and lays it out cleanly on your white border.
Q Are my photos stored on a server? +
No. This tool uses client-side processing, so your image data is not uploaded from your device to external servers. It is privacy-friendly and safe to use with personal work.
Q Can I use RAW files? +
Currently, JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, and HEIF are supported. For RAW files (such as CR3, NEF, or ARW), export to JPEG first using software like Adobe Lightroom or Capture One.
Q Which camera brands are supported? +
Any digital camera photo with Exif data should work. For Sony (a7/a6000/RX10 series), Nikon (Z series), Canon (EOS R series), and Fujifilm (X series), internal model codes are also normalized to more familiar names.
Q Does it work on Android and iPhone? +
Yes. The UI is responsive and runs well in mobile browsers such as Safari and Chrome. No app installation is required.
Q How do I save downloaded images to the Photos app on iPhone? +
In Safari: open Downloads near the URL bar, tap the image, tap the Share button, then choose Save Image.
Q What is a 35mm-equivalent focal length? +
It is a reference that expresses the angle of view from cameras with different sensor sizes as the focal length of a 35mm full-frame camera. Exif Styler calculates it from the recorded focal length and selected crop factor, then displays it on the photo.
Q Does Exif Styler support 35mm-equivalent conversion for the Sony RX10 V? +
Yes. Select the dedicated RX10 V conversion. Using the focal length recorded in Exif, Exif Styler calculates and displays a 35mm-equivalent focal length matched to the 24–600mm-equivalent zoom range.

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