Film frame & EXIF photo borders

Turn any photo into a film print.

Drop a photo into one of 85+ real scanned 35mm film frames, or build a watermark frame from its EXIF — camera, lens, aperture, ISO, date and GPS. Pick a style, fine-tune the text, and export a shareable JPG or PNG. Everything runs in your browser.

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Gallery-grade photo frame

Upload a photo to see the framed result.

Examples

Made in the browser, in seconds.

Pet portrait in a 35mm Kodak Portra 400 film border
Kodak Portra · 35mm
Portrait in a Kodak slide-mount film frame
Slide mount
Portrait in a vertical 35mm film strip
35mm strip
Landscape in a wide 35mm filmstrip
Filmstrip
Square photo in a vintage film frame
Vintage frame
Wide landscape in a retro film border
Retro border

Six frame styles

Real film scans, or data-driven watermarks.

Scan

85+ real scanned 35mm film borders — your photo drops into the frame window with authentic perforations, edge printing and grain.

Film

A procedural 35mm strip: continuous sprockets, rebate frame line, vignette and amber edge text with frame numbers.

Brand

A camera wordmark above the frame with a film / lens credit below — the classic film-shooter look.

Card

A Pantone-style info bar with device, GPS, and colour chips pulled from the photo.

Corners

A technical four-corner layout with the full EXIF set running along the edges.

Poster

A magazine treatment: a data strip on top and a large serif location title below.

Your photo never leaves your device — EXIF is read locally and every field is editable, so you can correct or remove anything (including GPS) before exporting.

For pros

Want pro-grade film presets & LUTs?

FrameGen ships a curated set of one-tap film looks. For a full professional library of presets and colour grading, explore PresetCan.

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FAQ

Questions

What is a film / EXIF photo frame?
It is a border that wraps your photo to look like a scanned film negative or a camera print, often printed with the shooting data (camera, lens, aperture, shutter, ISO, date). FrameGen composites your photo into the frame and can pull that data straight from the photo’s EXIF.
Does it work with film scans that have no EXIF?
Yes. Film scans usually carry no camera EXIF, so every field is editable and there are quick-pick lists of common film cameras and stocks — type or pick, and it appears on the frame.
Is my photo uploaded to a server?
No. Everything runs in your browser on HTML5 Canvas. Your photo and its EXIF never leave your device, and GPS is fully editable or removable before you export.
What can I export?
A flat JPG or PNG of the framed photo, rendered at high resolution — ready for Instagram, Xiaohongshu (小红书), or printing.
How many film frames are there?
There are 85+ real scanned 35mm film borders in the Scan style, plus procedural Film, Brand, Card, Corners and Poster styles — and a dot-matrix label font for the Nothing-style look.