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Film date stamp, Polaroid frame, 35 mm strip, contact sheet.

What it does

Film looks for your photos, on your device (nothing is sent).

• Date: the orange date printed in the corner by compact cameras. The date is read from the photo (EXIF), or you type one.
• Polaroid: the instant film frame (its real proportions), the photo cropped square, a caption in the bottom margin, a soft shadow on a transparent background. Handwritten uses your device’s handwriting font.
• 35 mm strip: 1 to 6 photos as 36 × 24 mm frames, with the perforations and frame numbers.
• Contact sheet: up to 36 frames in strips of 6, numbered. Tap a frame to circle it with a grease pencil, like a photographer choosing their picks. The frames can come from photos or from a video (one image every few seconds).

Free, no account, nothing is sent: it runs in your browser, even offline.

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