Show how you
shot it.

A Shot on frame for your photo

Put the camera and settings under your photo, the way photographers share their work. Inspicio reads them from the photo itself, so there is nothing to type.

• The camera as the title, such as iPhone 16 Pro.
• The settings: focal length (as 35 mm equivalent), aperture, shutter speed and ISO.
• The lens and the date in a small line underneath.

Make it yours

Choose a light, dark or pixel frame, and a serif, wide or digital camera font, with the orange date stamp of an old point-and-shoot. Keep the photo's own shape, or make it square or 4:5 for Instagram. The frame is saved as a sharp image up to 3240 pixels on the long side.

Questions

Where do the settings come from?

From the photo's EXIF data, which your camera or phone writes into every photo it takes. A screenshot or a photo saved from a social app usually has none left.

Is my photo uploaded?

No. The frame is drawn in your browser and the photo never leaves your device.