Time & location
watermark camera.

Yes. You can use StampCam as a time stamp camera free of charge. It is free to download on the App Store and Google Play, with time, address and GPS watermarks included.

Capture, watermark rendering and saving run on your device. Time-only capture can work offline. GPS requires permission and a usable position fix. Fresh street addresses, weather and map tiles may need a network; cached values may be stale.

StampCam is available for iPhone and Android. Styles, controls and optional data sources can differ by platform and version; the store listing and the saved output on your device are the references.

StampCam processes and saves photos and videos on your device without an account. Local media processing does not mean zero network traffic: address, weather, map and some elevation services can receive location data. Analytics and store services may also use a connection. Sharing and system photo backup follow your own settings.

Depending on the selected style, a watermark can show time, address, GPS coordinates, weather, elevation, a note, device information or a logo. Enable the field and use a style with space for it. Check a saved photo or video; a preview alone is not an output test.

Choose a watermark style with a date field, enable date and time, then take a new photo. StampCam is a date stamp camera for iPhone and Android; check the saved image to confirm the fields are visible.

Yes. To use StampCam as a GPS timestamp camera on iPhone, allow location access and choose a style with visible time and coordinate fields. A usable GPS fix is required. Check the saved photo rather than relying only on the preview.

When searching for “GPS photo stamp camera map”, check whether you need visible coordinates, a street address or an actual map. These are different fields. StampCam styles and controls vary by platform and version; addresses and map tiles may need a network. See Features and limits before choosing a workflow.

For an existing photo, first check its capture date in the photo information panel. On iPhone, Markup can add a manual label; a Shortcut can support a repeatable workflow. Our iPhone guide explains these methods. StampCam’s capture workflow adds the selected fields to new photos as you take them.

Yes. Select video mode, enable date and time in a supported watermark style, and record a short test. Check the saved clip for readable text before recording an important event. Available styles and controls can differ by platform and version.

These searches can refer to different needs: a camera that prints a timestamp, a date label for an existing photo, or a particular app. StampCam adds selected time and location fields during capture. Our timestamp camera comparison covers StampCam, Timemark and other apps so you can compare the workflow you need.