GeoStamp Camera: Photo Stamp

Connect your pictures with the places you visit. GeoStamp combines a GPS camera, a photo map, and a photo collage editor for travel memories, site visits, and everyday visual records.

Capture photos with available GPS
When location is available on your device, GeoStamp saves it with pictures you take in the app. Open a saved image to review its place, add a note, or mark a favorite. Photo details show the saved GPS accuracy reading when available. Note an observation, a place name, or a detail you want to remember. You can also select a point on the map yourself and change it later.

Explore your pictures on a map
See the images you have added to GeoStamp at their saved locations. Open them from map pins or browse the in-app gallery, grouped by date. The map's Today and This Week filters cover today and the past seven days. Keep favorites handy when you are ready to build a collage.

Import one image at a time
Choose an existing photo from your phone's gallery and assign a place manually. Imported images use the date and time they were added to GeoStamp. The app does not import their original capture date or GPS location. You can then include the image in a collage with the details you selected.

Make photo collages with maps
Start with the photo and map layout to use one picture as the background and arrange the rest as separate cards. You can also choose a split layout with pictures beside each other or stacked, a grid, a magazine design, or a postcard. Include a mini map as part of the composition.

Display date, time, and place
Add location and date stamps in the collage editor. Display the saved date and time, include an address when available, and choose whether coordinates should appear. Show or hide the map and caption to fit the image you want to share.

Make the design your own
Add multiple text boxes for a title, a place name, or a brief description. Give each box its own text and style. Adjust text size, colors, backgrounds, and borders, then move, resize, and rotate photo cards, the map, and text elements.

Choose a square, portrait, or landscape format. Use a picture or a solid color as the background, and preview the finished layout before exporting. Arrange your images and text so the details that matter are easy to see.

Save as PNG and share
Export the finished collage as a PNG image. Use compatible apps on your phone to share the saved result. Send a map collage to a friend, collect memories from a trip, or keep a visual record of a site visit with the information you selected.

For travel and everyday records
Keep a viewpoint, a property, or a work visit connected to its pictures. Notes explain what you observed, and a collage brings the scene and its place together in one image.

GPS availability and accuracy depend on your device, permissions, and surroundings. Review the saved position before sharing, especially when you have chosen or changed it manually.