What it is
Stampify turns photos into pictures that look like postage stamps, for a scrapbook, a journal, or a collection on your phone. They are designs, not real postage. A post office will not accept them as stamps.
Who it's for
People who keep journals, scrapbooks, or travel photos and want a stamp-shaped frame around a picture.
What it does
- A stamp frame. Place a photo inside a perforated stamp-style border, with room for a small caption.
- A crop of one detail. Use a piece of a photo, not the whole frame, the way a stamp often shows a single subject.
- A collection on the phone. Keep the stamp images you make together. They stay on the device under this policy.
How it compares
Any photo editor can add a border. Stampify is built for one look: a postage stamp, including a collection of those images. The result is a picture. It has no postal value. To mail a letter, buy real postage from the postal service. Printing a Stampify image onto paper does not change that.
Guides
Guides for this app are not published yet. The questions and the limits are still on this page.
Screenshots
Current screenshots are on the App Store listing. This page does not invent pictures of the interface.
Questions people ask
Can I mail a letter with a stamp I made?
No. Stampify images are not postage. The post office needs a real stamp or a real meter mark.
Does the app upload my photos?
No. Under this policy, photos you edit stay on your iPhone. We do not collect them.
Will this look like an official stamp?
It is a style, like a sticker. It is not issued by a postal authority and should not be presented as if it were.
Can I use it for a scrapbook?
Yes. Export the image and print it, or keep it in a digital journal. It is still not postage.