About PhotoTimestampTool.com

PhotoTimestampTool.com is a small cluster of free, browser-based photo utilities: adding a visible date/time stamp to a photo, converting HEIC photos to JPG/PNG/WebP, removing EXIF/GPS metadata, and compressing images — all built around the same idea: the photo never leaves your device.

Why one site, four tools

These aren't four unrelated apps bolted together. They came from the same underlying problem — anyone with a phone full of photos eventually needs to do something to those files before sharing them: stamp a date on an inspection or insurance photo, turn an iPhone's HEIC files into something a website will accept, strip the hidden GPS location before posting a listing, or shrink a file that's too big for an email. Building all four around one shared in-browser engine (the same canvas re-encoding and ZIP-building code powers every tool here) meant each one could stay small, fast, and — the point that matters most — never need a server to do its job.

How the tools actually work

Every tool on this site runs entirely as JavaScript in your browser tab. Photos are decoded into an HTML <canvas> element, processed there (a stamp drawn on top, pixels resized, or simply re-encoded to drop metadata), and exported back out as a new file — all without a network request. HEIC files get one extra local step: a WebAssembly decoder (heic2any) unpacks them in-browser before the same canvas pipeline takes over. Batch jobs are zipped up using a small ZIP writer built for this site, also running locally. The full technical breakdown, tool by tool, is on the How It Works page.

Independence & funding

PhotoTimestampTool.com is an independent site, not affiliated with Apple, Google, or any camera or phone manufacturer. It's free to use, with no account, no watermark, and no artificial file-size limit — because there's no server-side cost per image to recoup. Any ads on this site load standard, privacy-conscious ad units; they do not receive your photos, which is architecturally impossible given nothing is uploaded.

Contact

Questions, bug reports, or a photo tool you wish existed: [email protected] — see the Contact page.