Travel Photo Stamp

Travel Photo Stamp turns a holiday snap into a page from a travel diary. Photograph a landmark, and the app prints a passport-style stamp on the picture with the place, the date and the name of your trip. The place names come from landmark packs built into the app, so nothing is looked up online and your coordinates never leave the phone. 🌏 Offline landmark packs • Seoul, Busan and Jeju ship with this version — Korea only for now • Every landmark name and coordinate is stored inside the app, so it works in flight mode and on a foreign SIM with no data • Names are shown in English and in the local language • Outside a pack's area the app says so plainly and lets you type the place yourself • More regions are planned; tell us which one you want next 📍 Nearest landmark, offline Grant coarse location and the app offers the closest landmark, with the next few one tap away, and the distance to each. No map service, no address lookup, no network call. Location is always optional — every stamp can be typed by hand. 🛂 Five stamp designs • Round passport stamp with the place along the top arc • Rectangular ink block • Minimal line label • Ticket stub with a torn edge • Handwritten note Each one prints the place, the date and, if you want, the trip name. ✋ Place it exactly Drag the stamp anywhere on the photo, set the size and opacity on sliders, nudge the angle a few degrees at a time, and pick the ink colour. The preview is your real photo drawn by the same code that writes the file, so what you see is what gets saved. 🧳 Trips Group photos into a named trip with a date range. Photos you stamp during those dates land in the trip by themselves. The trip view shows the pictures and a simple numbered list of the places you visited, in the order you went. 💾 Full resolution out Save the stamped photo to your gallery or send it straight into a message. The file is written at the original resolution, not a shrunken preview. 👁️ A clear warning about sharing The stamp prints a place name onto the picture, so anyone you send it to can read where it was taken. The app says this the first time you turn location on, and again before you share. Only the name is printed: your exact coordinates are never saved with the photo or sent anywhere. 👋 Meet Lensy Lensy, the little lens with a round travel stamp, greets you on the first run, explains why the camera is needed, and celebrates each stamp. Friendly, never in the way. 🔒 Private and offline Photos, trips and place names stay on your device. There is no account, no server and no upload. The app asks for two permissions only: the camera, for taking the photo, and coarse location, only if you choose to use it. Picking a photo from your gallery uses the system photo picker and needs no permission at all. ✨ Free, with one optional upgrade Every feature above is free, supported by a small banner and an occasional full-screen ad. A one-time purchase removes ads forever; it is not a subscription. Available in more than 30 languages, and you can change the language inside the app.