Timestamp Camera: GPS Stamp
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About this app
Timestamp Camera is a GPS camera that adds the date, time, GPS coordinates and address directly to your photos.
Capture photos that show not only what happened, but also when and where it happened.
Ideal for construction sites, field work, inspections, property visits, vehicle checks, work logs, accident records, travel and outdoor activities.
Capture with proof built in
• Date and time are stamped directly onto every photo
• GPS coordinates and address can be displayed together
• Add altitude and compass bearing when needed
• Choose 12-hour or 24-hour time
• Customize date and time formats
• Move and resize the stamp anywhere on the camera preview
• Add custom text such as a project name, site name or worker name
• Adjust font size and background opacity
• Use flash, timer and composition grid
• Switch between front and rear cameras
• What you see in the preview matches the saved stamped photo
Stamp photos you already took
Already have photos in your gallery?
Add a timestamp and location stamp to existing photos.
The app reads EXIF information and can use the original capture date, time and GPS location instead of replacing them with the current date and time.
You can also process multiple photos at once with batch stamping.
Create work report PDFs
Turn your photos into a simple work report PDF.
Select photos, add a report title and site name, and create a shareable report with each photo's capture time, location and memo.
Useful for:
• Construction progress reports
• Site inspection records
• Field service reports
• Property inspections
• Vehicle and equipment checks
• Accident and claim documentation
Organize your stamped photos
Browse your photos by date, add memos, and search by memo or location.
Open a photo to save, share or delete it from the gallery.
Built for everyday field documentation
Timestamp Camera is useful for:
• Construction workers and site managers
• Field service teams
• Real estate agents
• Inspectors and maintenance staff
• Vehicle and equipment checks
• Attendance and clock-in photos
• Accident and insurance documentation
• Travel, hiking and fishing logs
Privacy
Your photos stay on your device and are not uploaded to our servers.
Location information is used on your device to create the stamp on your photo.
No account or login is required.
Timestamp Camera helps you create photos that clearly show when and where they were taken.
Capture it. Timestamp it. Keep the proof.
Capture photos that show not only what happened, but also when and where it happened.
Ideal for construction sites, field work, inspections, property visits, vehicle checks, work logs, accident records, travel and outdoor activities.
Capture with proof built in
• Date and time are stamped directly onto every photo
• GPS coordinates and address can be displayed together
• Add altitude and compass bearing when needed
• Choose 12-hour or 24-hour time
• Customize date and time formats
• Move and resize the stamp anywhere on the camera preview
• Add custom text such as a project name, site name or worker name
• Adjust font size and background opacity
• Use flash, timer and composition grid
• Switch between front and rear cameras
• What you see in the preview matches the saved stamped photo
Stamp photos you already took
Already have photos in your gallery?
Add a timestamp and location stamp to existing photos.
The app reads EXIF information and can use the original capture date, time and GPS location instead of replacing them with the current date and time.
You can also process multiple photos at once with batch stamping.
Create work report PDFs
Turn your photos into a simple work report PDF.
Select photos, add a report title and site name, and create a shareable report with each photo's capture time, location and memo.
Useful for:
• Construction progress reports
• Site inspection records
• Field service reports
• Property inspections
• Vehicle and equipment checks
• Accident and claim documentation
Organize your stamped photos
Browse your photos by date, add memos, and search by memo or location.
Open a photo to save, share or delete it from the gallery.
Built for everyday field documentation
Timestamp Camera is useful for:
• Construction workers and site managers
• Field service teams
• Real estate agents
• Inspectors and maintenance staff
• Vehicle and equipment checks
• Attendance and clock-in photos
• Accident and insurance documentation
• Travel, hiking and fishing logs
Privacy
Your photos stay on your device and are not uploaded to our servers.
Location information is used on your device to create the stamp on your photo.
No account or login is required.
Timestamp Camera helps you create photos that clearly show when and where they were taken.
Capture it. Timestamp it. Keep the proof.
Stamp date, time, GPS & address on photos. Capture proof of when and where.
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What’s new
Pick how your stamp looks — and shoot in landscape.
• 8 stamp styles: Classic, Minimal, Document, Bottom bar, Outline, Table, Inspection tag, Safety tape
• Table fits inspection reports, Inspection tag tells sites apart, Safety tape reads well in sun
• Classic and Minimal are free; the rest unlock for good after one ad — preview first
• Landscape shooting, stamp position saved per orientation
• Photo ratio (16:9 · 4:3) from the camera
• Date and time on two lines
• Fixed out-of-range bearing
• 8 stamp styles: Classic, Minimal, Document, Bottom bar, Outline, Table, Inspection tag, Safety tape
• Table fits inspection reports, Inspection tag tells sites apart, Safety tape reads well in sun
• Classic and Minimal are free; the rest unlock for good after one ad — preview first
• Landscape shooting, stamp position saved per orientation
• Photo ratio (16:9 · 4:3) from the camera
• Date and time on two lines
• Fixed out-of-range bearing
