Add a date stamp to your photos
Burn a visible date, time and location onto any photo — old or new — right in your browser. Pick the text, position, color and size.
Drop a photo to add a timestamp
Burn a visible date, time and GPS stamp onto your photo — right in your browser.
A timestamp camera for photos you already have
Timestamp cameras print the date and time directly onto a photo — a classic look, and useful proof of when and where a picture was taken. This tool does the same to photos you've already shot: it reads the original date from the file and stamps it onto the image, so you don't have to remember to turn a stamp on before shooting.
Because the stamp is drawn onto the picture itself, it stays visible everywhere — on social media, in messages and in prints — unlike the hidden EXIF date. Everything happens in your browser, so your photo is never uploaded.
This burns a date onto the image. To change the hidden metadata date instead (the one photo apps sort by), use Change Photo Date. To read the date and location a photo already stores, try the EXIF Viewer.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add a timestamp to a photo?
Drop your photo above. The date from the photo is pre-filled as the stamp; adjust the text, position, color and size, then download. The timestamp is drawn onto the image.
Can I add a timestamp to an old photo?
Yes. This tool stamps photos you already have — it reads the original capture date from the file (if present) and lets you place it on the image, or you can type any date yourself.
Can I add GPS location to the stamp?
If the photo contains GPS metadata, you can tick 'Add GPS coordinates' to include the latitude and longitude as a second line under the date.
Is the timestamp permanent?
Yes — it is drawn onto the image pixels, so it stays visible wherever the photo is shared or printed. Keep your original if you want an unstamped copy.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The photo is drawn onto a canvas in your browser and never leaves your device.