Photo Timestamp

iPhone photo timestamps

Your iPhone photo, with a date.

Turn the capture date into a visible stamp. Open an iPhone HEIC photo, check the preview, and save a new JPEG — all on your device.

Go to photo editor

5 photos per batch, free · No signup · Originals unchanged

Examples of date, time, and baby age stamps in the lower right of a photo
Stamp examples: date, date and time, and baby age (Pro).

EXIF to editable preview

Photo Timestamp Tool

Select JPG, JPEG, PNG, HEIC, or HEIF photos. The free tool handles up to 5 at a time and creates JPEG downloads.

1. Upload photos

2. Preview and EXIF details

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Selected photo preview

Upload and select a photo first

Three simple steps

From your camera roll to a dated copy

  1. Choose a photo

    Select an original HEIC or HEIF file from Files, or choose a JPEG or PNG. Your original stays unchanged.

  2. Check the date

    Review the detected capture date, then choose the stamp format, position, and style.

  3. Save your copy

    Download a dated JPEG, or save several photos together in a ZIP. No photo uploads.

A few things to know

Keep the memory. Check the date.

The tool reads the original capture date when it is available. If it is missing, the file’s last-modified date is used and flagged in the editor. Always check the date before exporting.

The export is a still JPEG. Live Photo video, HDR, depth information, and the original metadata are not included. Some HEIF files cannot be converted; save a JPEG from Photos and try again.

Accepts HEIC, HEIF, JPEG, and PNG. HEIC/HEIF files can be up to 40 MB each; use small batches on phones.

Before you start

Is this free?

Yes. Add timestamps to up to 5 photos per batch without an account. Pro adds unlimited batches, custom date controls, and baby age stamps.

Do my photos leave my device?

No. Photo conversion, previews, and exports happen in your browser. Signing in or checking Pro access does not upload your photos.

How do I select the original iPhone file?

Choose the original from the Files app when you want to keep its HEIC format. The Photos picker may provide a JPEG instead; the editor accepts that too.