Photo Timestamp

Photo Timestamp is a browser-based tool for adding visible date, date-and-time, or baby-age stamps to photos. It reads capture dates from EXIF metadata when available, offers a preview with adjustable format and placement, and exports stamped copies as JPEGs. It supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, HEIC, and HEIF files, with up to five photos per batch on the free plan. The tool is intended for people organizing family photos, documenting a child’s growth, or preparing dated images for printing and sharing. Photo processing happens locally in the browser, and the original files remain unchanged. Paid Pro options include unlimited batch processing, date adjustments, custom formats, baby-age stamps, and ZIP export; access is available for 30 days, 365 days, or a lifetime, with no automatic renewal.

Photo Timestamp adds a visible date, date and time, or baby age stamp to photos in a browser. It reads capture dates from embedded EXIF metadata and uses a file's last-modified date when usable capture metadata is missing. Users can preview and adjust the stamp before exporting a separate JPEG, leaving the original file untouched. The tool addresses the problem of printing or organizing photos without visible dates while keeping photo processing on the user's device. A user selects JPG, JPEG, PNG, HEIC, or HEIF files, and the browser reads their EXIF data to suggest a working date. The user reviews the preview, chooses a timestamp format and one of nine positions, and adjusts the edge distance. The tool draws the stamp locally and exports JPEG copies, individually or in a ZIP where available. The free editor supports up to five photos per batch; Pro adds unlimited batches, date adjustments, baby age stamps, and custom formats. The page describes the tool as useful for parents, photography enthusiasts, and people organizing family archives. It supports documenting a baby's growth, preparing dated photos for printing or sharing, and reviewing mixed collections one image at a time. Its notable distinction is browser-based, local photo processing: selected images are not uploaded to the service, and the original files remain unchanged. The free editor needs no account; Pro access is linked to an account after a verified purchase.