Timestamp Camera Online

Timestamp Camera Online is a browser photo editor that places date, time, location, QR codes, and signatures on images.

Core capabilities

Readable time and place on the photo

The editor is for a picture you already have, when someone else needs to see when and where it was taken without opening a metadata panel. You upload the image, choose the lines, and export a file showing date and time, address, coordinates, altitude, speed, weather, device details, a QR code, a barcode, a logo, a signature, or your own text. The site says the time can use millisecond precision and more than one format, and that the block can be dragged.

One layout across a set of photos

Batch mode applies the same overlay to many images, and a template can be saved for the next inspection, patrol, or delivery set. Export volume follows the credit allowance on the pricing page.

Crop, color, and covered regions

Before export you can crop, rotate, and flip, and adjust exposure, contrast, and other tone controls. An area you do not want to share can be covered, blurred, or pixelated by hand in the editor.

EXIF location on a related page

AI Photo Location, linked from the same site, reads EXIF in the browser and turns coordinates into an address, then can open this editor with those lines already labeled. The page says the original file stays local for that read and only the coordinates are sent for the address lookup. A screenshot, a heavily compressed social image, or a photo taken with location off may have no coordinates. Time or device details can still be there, and you can type an address in the editor. Excel export on that page needs a sign-in and uses credits. Those uploads are described as common image files up to 8 MB each, 100 files in one batch.

How to use it

1. Open the site in a browser, upload an image from the computer, or scan the page QR code to move a phone photo into the session.
2. Set the time, location lines, QR code, or signature, and crop, recolor, or mask if the shot needs it. In the editor, a logo overlay is limited to PNG, JPG, JPEG, or WEBP, up to 1 MB and 1024 pixels on a side.
3. Export the finished image and pick the output format the editor offers. Named inputs are JPG, PNG, HEIC, BMP, and WebP.

The documented path starts from a file you already have. It is not a camera app that stamps the frame when you press the shutter.

Who it suits

Field notes, attendance, claims, site progress, and travel logs fit when a reviewer should read the time and place on the photo. Stay in the editor if the layout of the overlay matters most. Start on AI Photo Location if the task is to read GPS already stored in the file, then send it to the editor only when those lines should be printed on the picture. If the job has to be finished at the moment of capture, this upload-then-edit flow is the wrong shape.

Pricing, access and limits

It runs in the browser. The pages reviewed do not list an iOS, Android, or desktop install, so a phone browser or the QR handoff is still the website. New users receive free credits to try the core workflow. Higher volume or continued use is paid, through a subscription or a one-time credit pack. With annual billing selected, the pricing page shows Starter at $2.00 per month for 300 credits (about 15 images), Lite at $6.00 per month for 2,500 credits (about 125 images), and Pro at $10.00 per month for 5,000 credits (about 250 images). One-time packs are $9.90 for 600 credits, $19.90 for 3,000, and $29.90 for 7,000, and the page calls that credit access lifetime. Subscription credits stay in the current period. One-time packs do not expire and can be used alongside a subscription. Paid plans include exports without the product watermark. The main edit and export are described as running in the browser. The privacy policy, updated 22 July 2025, collects account details if you register and payment details if you buy.

Frequently asked questions

Is Timestamp Camera Online free?

A new user gets free credits for the core workflow. A subscription or a credit pack is how the site sells higher volume and continued use.

Which files can I upload?

The editor FAQ names JPG, PNG, HEIC, BMP, and WebP, and batch mode repeats one setup across many photos. The location page separately allows up to 8 MB per file and 100 files in a batch.

Does the photo leave the browser?

The site says editing and export run in the browser, and the location page says EXIF is read locally while only coordinates go out for the address lookup. Registration and payment are separate: the privacy policy collects account and payment data for those steps.

Can I use a phone?

Yes, in the mobile browser, or by scanning the QR code to bring a phone photo into the editing session. That is the website, not an installed iOS or Android app.

Do unused credits carry over?

Subscription credits do not move to the next period. One-time credit packs do not expire.