Real photo dates
Every photo starts with its original date. Tap to change one photo, or restore its original date anytime.
The places you went. The days you loved. Give your photos a date, and a little feeling of film.





From a single favorite to a whole weekend. Small details that make a photo yours.
Every photo starts with its original date. Tap to change one photo, or restore its original date anytime.
Six date styles, including warm amber and red film-camera digits. Choose size, format and corner.
Stamp up to 100 selected photos with each picture's own date. Keep original pictures untouched by default.
Use existing photo GPS, manually enter a city, or explicitly request an Apple-powered city lookup.
Save new copies into a dedicated Date Stamps album in Apple Photos when library permissions allow.
Image rendering happens on your iPhone. No Date Stamps cloud account and no upload to our own servers.
Use Apple's photo picker, with no need to grant access to your whole library.
Select vintage film, minimal, or classic typography. Preview size, date and position.
Save dated copies to the Date Stamps album or another chosen destination in Photos.
Photo stamping and exporting run locally. We do not operate an image upload or analytics service. GPS metadata is removed from new exports by default.
Place stamps are optional. If you explicitly choose to look up a city, your photo's historical coordinates are sent to Apple's geocoding service, not to a Date Stamps server. Printed location text remains visible even after removing GPS metadata.
A photo date stamp adds a visible date to a picture. Date Stamps is a photo stamper for iPhone and iPad, with original capture dates, six styles and optional places.
Each photo starts with its EXIF or Apple Photos capture date. Choose the format in Settings. Tap the date in the editor to change only that photo; Original date restores its capture date.
No. The default action is to save new copies. Editing eligible original photos is an advanced, separate action requiring explicit confirmation.
The app supports selecting up to 100 photos and stamping them with their individual capture dates. Export speed depends on file size, iPhone hardware and whether originals need downloading from iCloud.
It uses a digital dot-matrix style inspired by compact film cameras. You can adjust the date format, position and size.
Yes, optionally. Existing image GPS coordinates can be stamped without using your current location. Enter a city manually or explicitly choose Apple's online city lookup.
Stamping photos already stored on your device works offline. Photos in iCloud may need downloading, and optional city lookup requires a connection.
Yes. With the appropriate Photos permission, new photos are organized in the Date Stamps album by default; you can select another album or save to All Photos.
Exports are still JPEG or PNG files. Motion, RAW and HDR-specific properties are not maintained; original files are preserved when saving copies.