How Timestamp It works

Go to Settings → Edit your Timestamp to change the font, text color, date & time format, caption, and position of the stamp. Your changes apply to every photo you stamp from that point on.

Location stamps depend on location access in both Timestamp It and your device's Camera app. For Timestamp It on iPhone: open Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → Timestamp It, then choose While Using the App and turn on Precise Location. For Camera on iPhone: open Settings → Privacy & Security → Location Services → Camera, then choose While Using the App and turn on Precise Location. If you're using Android, open Settings → Apps → Timestamp It → Permissions → Location and allow access, then do the same for your Camera app. After updating permissions, fully close and reopen the app before taking or stamping photos.

In the Photos tab, tap an unstamped photo to select it, then tap each additional photo you want to include — there's no press-and-hold step, every tap adds or removes a photo. Tap the stamp button to apply your overlay to all of them in one go. A single batch holds up to 250 photos; stamp anything beyond that as a second batch.

Enable 'Delete originals after stamping' in Settings → Preferences to have the app prompt you to remove the un-stamped original each time you stamp a photo. You'll always be asked to confirm before anything is deleted. Nothing is removed automatically.

Open the Projects tab and tap the + button. Enter a project name and, if you're signed in, optionally assign it to a team. Tap Create to save. You can also create a project on the fly while stamping a photo.

Local projects are stored only on your device and aren't visible to anyone else. Team projects are synced to the cloud and shared with every member of the team, which works well when multiple people are adding photos.

Open a project, then tap Manage Project in the banner or tap the project name in the navigation bar. Toggle Share Link on to generate a public URL that lets anyone view the project in read-only mode in a browser. Set the project to Private to restrict access to project members only.

Owner — Full control: invite & remove members, manage all projects, rename or delete the team. Editor — Can invite members and create or edit team projects, but cannot delete the team. Viewer — Can view all team projects and photos, but cannot add, edit, or delete anything.

In the Projects list, find your team's section header. Tap the Manage button on the right side of the header. Owners see 'Manage', other members see 'View'. From there you can rename the team, invite new members, see pending invites, remove members, share an invite link or QR code, and leave or delete the team.

In Team Management, scroll to the bottom and tap Leave Team or Delete Team if you're the Owner. Leaving removes your access to all team projects. Deleting permanently removes the team for everyone. Team projects become unassigned but your stamped photos are not deleted.

Tap Invite member → Choose from Contacts to pick someone directly from your address book. If the contact has multiple email addresses, you'll be asked which one to use. The app sends them an invite email automatically.

In Team Management tap Share Invite Link. This creates a reusable link you can send via any messaging app, email, or AirDrop. Anyone who opens the link and is signed in is added to the team immediately as an Editor.

On iPhone and iPad, open Team Management and tap Show QR Code. Hold the screen up so nearby colleagues can scan it with their phone's camera and join the team without typing anything. Displaying a QR code is coming soon to Android. Until then, Android owners and editors can add people from Team Management by email or from Contacts, and the invite email carries an 8-character code the new member can enter on any device.

Ask a team Owner or Editor to show the team's QR code from Team Management on an iPhone or iPad. Scan it with your phone's camera and the invite opens in the app, confirming your membership right away. Scanning works from an Android phone as well as an iPhone — only the displaying side needs to be on iOS for now. If nobody nearby can show a code, ask to be invited by email and use the 8-character code instead.

If someone sends you an invite link, tap it in Messages, email, or any browser. The app opens, or prompts you to install it, and adds you to the team once you're signed in.

Enable Sync on WiFi only in Settings → Preferences to avoid using cellular data for uploads. While active, photo uploads are paused until you connect to WiFi.

If you created projects before signing in, they appear as local projects. Open the project, tap Manage Project, and pick a team from the Team picker — that starts syncing it to the cloud and makes it visible to your teammates.

On every platform, Pro unlocks all fonts, unlimited stamping, cloud backup, and team collaboration. On iPhone and iPad it also adds StampCam and PDF, Excel, and ZIP export, which are coming to Android. Go to Settings → Upgrade to Timestamp It Pro to see the current subscription options.

Pro is billed by whichever store you subscribed through, so that's where you manage it. Subscribed on iPhone or iPad: open the iOS Settings app, tap your name at the top, then Subscriptions, then Timestamp It. Subscribed on Android: open the Google Play Store app, tap your profile icon, then Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions, then Timestamp It. Either way you can view your renewal date, change your plan, or cancel. Canceling stops future renewals and you keep Pro access until the end of your current billing period.