Brand Bar

Brand Bar is the camera watermark phone makers made familiar: a white strip under the photo with the camera's name on the left, the exposure on the right and the maker's logo between them, set off from the settings by a thin rule. It's the look many people mean by a Leica-style watermark — shoot on a Xiaomi and the Leica mark is chosen for you, as a vivo gets ZEISS and an OPPO or OnePlus gets Hasselblad.

There are two arrangements. Classic sets the lens under the name and the date under the settings; Phone sets the date under the name and the place under the settings, which stand alone when no place is shown.

The logo follows the photo's EXIF, and you can pick another maker's or none; without one, the brand is set as a wordmark. Brand Bar is free, and with Pro your own logo can take the mark's place.