Remove Date Stamp from Photo
Almost every film-era digital camera burned an orange or yellow date stamp into the corner of photos. Decades later, those stamps ruin otherwise charming throwback pictures. Our AI timestamp remover detects the date text and rebuilds the photo underneath — great for digitized prints, scanned family albums, and old camera phone shots.
Why our remover stands out
Built for the moments when Photoshop feels like overkill.
Detects classic date formats
Handles the orange/yellow date stamps common on early-2000s digital cameras, plus white stamps from film-era cameras.
Rebuilds the underlying photo
Skin, fabric, sky, and other common corner backgrounds are reconstructed cleanly with no leftover stamp shadow.
Works on scanned prints
Old photos you've scanned in — even with paper grain and slight skew — are processed fine.
Keeps the rest of the photo untouched
Only the timestamp area is rebuilt. Everything else in the photo is preserved exactly as it was.
How to use it
Three steps, usually under a minute.
Upload the photo
Drag in a JPG scan or original digital file. Up to 50MB.
AI erases the timestamp
The model finds the date stamp region and rebuilds the underlying pixels.
Download the clean photo
Save the result at the original resolution — ready for framing, sharing, or archiving.
Frequently asked questions
Will removing a date stamp damage the rest of the photo?
No. Only the timestamp region is rebuilt. Everything outside the stamp is preserved pixel-for-pixel.
Does it work on scanned photos?
Yes. Scanned prints with paper texture, slight rotation, and faded colors are handled fine.
What about handwritten dates on the back of a photo?
Bleed-through from handwritten dates on the back is harder — the AI tries to remove it, but very faint bleed-through may leave a trace.
Can it remove timestamps from videos?
Not yet — current support is photos only. For video timestamp removal, a per-frame workflow would be needed.
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