Add Shot On Camera Stamps

A shot on camera stamp is a small overlay added to the bottom of a photo that shows details about how the image was captured. It typically includes the device name (like “Shot on iPhone 16 Pro” or “Shot on Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra”), along with camera settings such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, and focal length. This trend has become hugely popular in photography communities on social media, where it adds a professional and informative touch to shared images.

Watermark Maker reads the EXIF data embedded in your photos and automatically generates a shot on camera stamp with the correct information. You do not need to type anything manually — the app pulls the device name, lens details, and shooting parameters directly from the image file. If you want to customize the stamp, you can edit the text, change the font and color, or add your own branding alongside the camera information.

Adding a shot on camera stamp is more than just a trend. For photographers, it serves as a subtle form of attribution that travels with the image. It tells viewers what gear was used and invites conversation about technique and equipment. For smartphone manufacturers and camera enthusiasts, it is a way to showcase the capabilities of their devices.

With Watermark Maker, you can apply shot on camera stamps to individual photos or use the batch processing feature to stamp an entire photo set at once. The stamps look clean and professional, matching the aesthetic you see from popular photography accounts. You can also combine a camera stamp with a logo watermark or text watermark for added protection and branding. Everything runs on your device, keeping your photos private and the process fast.