Stamp: Support
Last updated 4 November 2026.
Contact us
Email support@setout.ai. Tell us what happened, your app version and your iOS version.
Take a stamped photo
Tap the shutter. The app burns the date and time, plus your note and location if you set them, into the photo, keeps it in the app and saves a copy to your Photos library.
Change how the stamp looks
Swipe or tap the look strip on the camera screen to pick one of 10 looks. Each look remembers your changes.
For more, tap the Stamp button at the top right to open Stamp settings. You can put the stamp in any corner, pick small, medium or large, choose a Solid, Shade or no background, pick a color or Auto, add the place, address or coordinates, set the date and time format, and show seconds or the time zone. The camera stays visible behind the settings, so you see each change on the stamp, and your choices are remembered for the next photo.
Add a note or number
Tap the stamp on the camera screen to type a short note, such as a job name. Tap a recent note to reuse it, or turn on Auto so each photo gets the next number. You can also edit the note and reset the number in Stamp settings.
Where photos are saved
Every photo you take appears under Recent in the app, and a copy goes to your Photos library. Open a photo in Recent to share it.
Fix camera or Photos permission
If the camera is off, or a photo shows "Photos access is off", open iPhone Settings → Privacy & Security → Camera or Photos and allow access for Stamp. The app asks for add-only Photos access, so it never reads your existing library. After allowing access, open the photo in Recent and tap Save to Photos to retry.
If a save is marked unconfirmed, the app couldn't record whether Photos received it. Check your Photos library first; retrying a save that already succeeded adds a duplicate.
Delete a photo
Open the photo in Recent and tap Delete from app. The copy in your Photos library and anything you already shared stay where they are; delete those in Photos. Removing the app deletes everything it kept on your iPhone.