Stamped at capture, not added afterwards
The time comes from your phone at the instant of capture and is drawn into the image pixels. The original date also goes into the photo’s EXIF data, so gallery apps and computers sort your pictures correctly.
Date & time stamp
A timestamp camera that proves when every photo was taken
GPS Map Camera writes the date and time straight onto the picture the moment you press the shutter — not as an editable sticker added later. Pair it with the GPS location and map, and every photo answers the two questions a client or supervisor always asks: when, and where.
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Quick answer
How do I use timestamp camera on Android?
Install GPS Map Camera, keep Date and Time on in Settings → Stamp, and take the photo. The date and time are drawn onto the image at the moment of capture and saved in its EXIF data. It is free, with no ads.
Updated · by the GPS Map Camera team
Trusted-time badge
Phones can have the wrong clock. The app compares the device clock with the GPS fix time and, when they disagree by more than two minutes, the stamp says “device clock unverified” instead of quietly printing a wrong time. When they match, it can print “time verified”.
Your date and clock format
Day-month-year, month-day-year or year-month-day, 12-hour or 24-hour clock. On a fresh install the app picks the format your phone already uses.
- Date, time, or both
- Works in 12 languages, with native digits where they are expected
- Same stamp on photos and videos
Frequently asked
Can the timestamp be changed after the photo is taken?
No. The date and time are drawn into the photo pixels at capture, so they cannot be edited in the app afterwards. The trusted-time badge also warns when the phone clock looks wrong.
Does the timestamp work on videos?
Yes. Videos get the same live stamp, including date, time and location, recorded into the video.
Can I add a timestamp to a photo I already took?
Yes. Use “Stamp an existing photo”: the app reads the original date and location from the photo and saves a new stamped copy. The original is never changed.
Related features
Address & GPS coordinates
Full address plus latitude and longitude on the photo and in its EXIF data, with live GPS accuracy.
GPS video stamp
Record videos with the live map, address, coordinates and time stamped into the footage.
Stamp an existing photo
Add the GPS location, map and date to photos you already took — the original is never changed.
Your next photo can prove where and when.
Free on Android. No ads, no sign-up, no watermark. Ready in under a minute.
- 100% free
- No ads, ever
- 12 languages
- iPhone app coming soon
Get it on Google Play Coming soon iPhone app Notify me
On a computer? Scan with your Android phone to install.