Snap Stamp vs Timestamp Camera

Looking for a timestamp camera for everyday photos, or a simple way to turn GPX running data into something worth sharing? Snap Stamp brings timestamps, photo watermarks, stickers, a photo calendar, and activity insights together in one friendly camera app. Add time and personality to study check-ins, workout selfies, meal logs, family milestones, pet photos, and travel memories. A photo captures the moment; the date, movement, and story make it worth keeping. [A timestamp camera that matches your style] Choose from 30 timestamp designs, including classic date and time, digital, analog, calendar, film, diary, travel stamp, ticket, instant photo frame, neon, postcard, and camcorder styles. Mix 13 fonts with your favorite colors. Move the timestamp directly on the photo, then resize or rotate it until it feels right. Match the font and color of your timestamp and GPX stamp for a clean, poster-like finish. Waiting for an important day or working toward a goal? Add a countdown for exams, trips, anniversaries, fitness goals, and other milestones. [Photo watermarks, stickers, and easy decorating] Add built-in stickers and emojis, or turn an album image into a reusable custom sticker. Crop what you need, remove the subject’s background, and save it as a logo, signature, character, or personal image watermark. Move, resize, rotate, and layer every element with simple gestures. Choose from 1:1, 4:5, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16, and 9:21 shooting ratios. Front and rear camera switching, zoom, and a 3×3 grid help you frame daily check-ins and vertical social content. [Turn GPX running data into a photo poster] After your workout, import a GPX file you already have. Snap Stamp reads the route, distance, elapsed time, average pace, elevation gain, and date, then places that information at your fingertips. Start with a running template or build a layout with only the details you want. Adjust each item’s style, opacity, position, size, and rotation so the data complements your photo instead of covering it. Take a new finish-line photo or choose one from your album. Automatic subject cutout and manual refinement let you place the route and stats behind or in front of the runner for a layered look. If you prefer not to show familiar locations when sharing, leave the first and last 200 meters of the route off the final image. GPX file analysis is performed on your device. [From study check-ins to fitness and habit journaling] Create categories for study, fitness, meals, daily life, parenting, pets, travel, or anything else you want to remember. Give each category its own countdown and camera style, so your favorite setup is ready next time. Photos are saved into category-based albums, keeping study, workout, and meal records organized while still letting you browse everything together. [Look back with a photo calendar and activity insights] Browse saved photos in a grid or monthly photo calendar. Add the calendar widget to your Home Screen to keep your growing collection close without opening the app. Activity insights show your weekly and monthly record count, weekday and weekend balance, favorite days and times, current streak, and personal best. A quick daily photo can gradually become a routine you are proud to revisit. Snap Stamp is a great fit for: - Study check-ins with the time and goal date - Meal, workout, hydration, and daily habit journals - Running photos with a GPX route, distance, and pace - Family, child, and pet growth memories organized by date - Travel photos with the time and mood of the day - Social photos with a personal logo or image watermark Your day does not need to be extraordinary to be worth remembering. Add the time, movement, and feeling behind an everyday photo, and it becomes part of your story. Stamp today’s time and story onto a photo you will want to see again.

Put your own text on your photos. - Label stamps add your own line of text to a photo, separately from the date and location stamp - Drag to move, pinch to resize. Portrait and landscape positions are remembered separately - Turn labels on and off with the chips at the top of the camera. Turning one off doesn't delete it - Colors and background follow the stamp settings you already use — your stamp settings stay as they are - Labels are included when you stamp album photos in a batch - A new eye button briefly hides the on-screen guides so you can check your framing - One label is free; watch a short ad once to use two - Fixed the permission prompt not appearing after a capture, and ads sometimes not showing