Timestamp Camera APK for Android

Timestamp Camera is a camera utility app that stamps photos and video with live time, location, and sensor data as you shoot, rather than adding it afterward in an editor. The pitch matters most to anyone who needs proof a photo was taken at a specific place and moment: field inspectors, delivery drivers, or travelers building a dated record of a trip.

The app works as a full camera replacement. Point it at a subject, and the watermark updates in real time on the preview, not just in the saved file. Users pick from 61 timestamp formats and drop the stamp into one of 7 screen positions, from top left to dead center. Font, color, size, opacity, and background are all adjustable, and the same overlay system handles altitude, speed, and a live compass reading. None of this requires leaving the camera screen or switching apps mid-shot; toggling between front and rear camera, or switching effects, works while recording is already running.

Key Features:

• Video watermarks hold millisecond accuracy, a level most timestamp apps skip
• Overlays can mix custom text, emoji, and a logo image on the same frame
• A live map view shows location with adjustable scale, size, and transparency
• Battery saver mode dims the screen from full brightness down to 0% and flips on with a double-tap
• Photos and video can save straight to an SD card once enabled in settings
• Resolution, portrait/landscape orientation, and audio on or off are all switchable before a shot

Timestamp and overlay customization

The overlay system is built for people who need one specific data point, not a cluttered screen. Someone documenting a work site might want GPS coordinates and a timestamp only, while a traveler might prefer the map and compass turned on with the clock hidden. Because every effect renders live, what shows in the viewfinder is exactly what lands in the saved file, so there is no guesswork about how the final photo will look. The shutter sound can be muted too, useful for anyone shooting in a quiet space where a camera click would draw attention.

Apps like Timestamp Camera

Open Camera covers manual exposure and focus controls but has no timestamp or location overlay system at all, so it suits people who want raw shooting control over documentation. Timestamp Camera Pro and similar paid tools focus almost entirely on metadata stamping the way Timestamp Camera does, without the map, compass, or logo overlays bundled in here. Anyone who wants both a capable camera and a data recorder in one app has fewer reasons to run two separate tools.

Field workers and travelers who need dated, located proof of a photo get the most out of this app; casual users just wanting a clean camera app will find the overlay options unnecessary clutter. The company notes that some features depend on phone hardware and network access, so GPS-based overlays and altitude readings will not work the same on every device.