Submitted by Bob Bhatnagar on
The iOS Photos app may already display the time a photo was captured, however this information isn't exactly highlighted in the app. Jailbreakers can use the tweak Photo Timestamp to add custom timestamps, without permanently changing any photos.
![cydia tweak Photo Timestamp iOS 8 timestamp](/images/archives/tweak-photo-timestamp1.jpg)
The date and time can be displayed anywhere on the photos, with the tweak remembering both vertical and horizontal positions. Besides a toggle to enable or disable the tweak, there are various settings to change the timestamp style.
![cydia tweak Exif data time iOS 8 image time](/images/archives/tweak-photo-timestamp.jpg)
Background color, transparency, timestamp font, text alignment, and font size can be combined to make the perfect look. There is also a reset button to return to default settings. Overall, Photo Timestamp adds polished date information to the Photos app. As of this writing, there is no option to export a photo with its timestamp included.
Photo Timestamp is available from Cydia on the BigBoss repository for $1.99. To start customizing iOS, click here for instructions on jailbreaking iOS 8.0-8.1.2. Those with older firmware can jailbreak with Pangu (iOS 7.1) or evasi0n 7 (iOS 7.0). Find out how to purchase and install Cydia tweaks with this guide.Follow the iPhoneFAQ Twitter feed and stay tuned to Facebook for the latest jailbreak tweaks and news.