Timestamp Camera

Bian Di develops the app and runs timestampcamera.com. It first appeared on March 25, 2015, and the most recent update on record is October 29, 2026. The package ID is com.jeyluta.timestampcamerafree.

It is filed under photography and has an Everyone content rating. The version number differs by device.

The core job is a real-time watermark. You pick from 61 timestamp formats, change the font, color and size, and set opacity and background. The stamp can sit in seven places: the four corners are not all offered, but top left, top center, top right, bottom left, bottom center, bottom right and center are.

Location is handled automatically, with address and GPS added on request. Altitude and speed can also appear on screen. The developer says it is the only app that records video with a time watermark accurate to the millisecond.

Custom text and emoji are supported, so a caption such as "Good day at the zoo" can sit on the frame. The description also lists a map overlay with adjustable scale, transparency, size and position, a compass, and a custom logo image.

Video can be recorded with or without audio, and you can capture a photo while recording. You can switch cameras or change the effect mid-recording, shoot in portrait or landscape, and change resolution. The shutter sound can be turned off.

A battery saver mode dims the screen anywhere from 0% to 100% of normal brightness, and a double-tap switches it on. Files can be saved straight to an SD card once you enable that in the advanced settings.

The developer warns that some features may not work on some phones because of hardware and network differences.

Bian Di publishes this app, and it is free with ads but no in-app purchases. Read the permission prompts before accepting them, especially location access, since the app can stamp your address, GPS, altitude and speed onto every photo and video.