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Add Date Stamp to Photo
Print a date onto a photo, read from its own EXIF.
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Quick Tool Overview
Add Date Stamp to Photo prints a date onto an image, and can read it from the photograph's own EXIF rather than making you type it — so a folder of holiday pictures gets the day each was actually taken. The classic orange seven-segment camera stamp sits alongside plainer styles for documentation.
- What it does
- Prints a date onto a photograph
- You give it
- A photo, and optionally a date
- You get back
- The photo with a date stamp drawn on
- Best for
- Retro styling and dated documentation
About the Add Date Stamp to Photo
The orange date in the bottom right of a photograph is a specific artefact — the seven-segment display a film compact burned onto the negative — and it has come back as a deliberate style.
The date can be typed, or read from the photograph's own EXIF data, which is the more useful case: a folder of holiday pictures can be stamped with the day each was actually taken rather than one date for all of them. Format, position, size and colour are adjustable, and the classic orange seven-segment look sits alongside plainer options for documentation, where a legible date matters more than nostalgia.
Key features of the Add Date Stamp to Photo
Reads the EXIF date
The capture date is taken from the file itself, so each photo gets its own date rather than one typed for all of them.
Classic camera style
The orange seven-segment look that film compacts burned onto the negative, reproduced rather than approximated.
Plain styles too
For documentation, where a legible date matters more than nostalgia.
Any format
Day-month-year, ISO, month names — the format is yours rather than fixed.
Position and size
Bottom right is traditional, but any corner works, scaled as a percentage of the image.
How to use the Add Date Stamp to Photo
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Load the photo
If it carries EXIF, the capture date is read automatically.
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Choose the date
Use the one from the file, or type your own.
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Pick a style
The classic orange camera stamp, or a plain readable one for documentation.
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Position and download
Bottom right is traditional; any corner works.
Frequently asked questions
From the photograph's EXIF DateTimeOriginal field, read in your browser. If the file has no EXIF — most screenshots and downloaded images do not — you can type a date instead.
Film compacts exposed the date onto the negative with a small orange LED display, so the colour and the seven-segment shapes are a direct artefact of how it was done.
This page handles one at a time so you can check each placement. The EXIF date is read per file, so working through a folder gives each its correct date.
No. It is drawn into the pixels. The metadata is unchanged, and re-encoding may drop it entirely — use the EXIF Remover if you want it gone deliberately.
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