Timestamp Camera Date and Time vs Timestamp Camera

Turn your photos into proof. Timestamp lets you add date, time, and location stamps directly onto your photos — permanently rendered on the image, not just metadata. Perfect for documenting work, deliveries, construction progress, insurance claims, or everyday memories. KEY FEATURES Automatic date detection The app reads the original date from your photo’s EXIF metadata. If it’s missing, you can easily set it manually. Multiple styles Choose from clean, modern, or classic timestamp styles. Customize how your date and time appear on each photo. Batch processing (PRO) Stamp multiple photos at once with the same style. Save time when working with large sets. Evidence Mode (PRO) Designed for professional documentation: • Date and time • GPS location (from photo or live) • Optional custom label (e.g. “Job #123”) • High-contrast layout for clarity • ISO date format for consistency Camera integration (PRO) Take a photo and instantly apply a timestamp with current date, time, and location. Preserves original data Your photos keep their original EXIF metadata. A stamped copy is saved to your library. Works offline All processing happens on your device. Your photos are never uploaded. HOW IT WORKS • Select a photo (or multiple with PRO) • Choose a style • Add date & save PERFECT FOR • Construction & job site documentation • Delivery & logistics proof • Insurance & claims • Travel & personal memories Timestamp is simple to use, but powerful when you need reliable, visible photo documentation. By using this app, you agree to the Apple Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy policy: https://sites.google.com/view/picdate-tos Terms of service: https://sites.google.com/view/picdate-pp

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