Stamp Identifier reads one photo of a postage stamp and returns the issuing country, the year, the series, the condition and an estimated value range for the condition shown.
The stamp scanner reads it the way a collector would: inscription and denomination, design and overprints, perforation, watermark and paper, condition, then a forgery check.
WHAT ONE PHOTO GIVES YOU
• An estimated value range for this stamp in the condition shown
• The issuing country or postal authority
• The year or year range of issue
• The printed denomination and the series or commemorative name
• Perforation, watermark and paper notes when the photo shows them
• Ink color, including bicolor issues, and any visible faults
• Condition, mint or used, with centering
• A rarity descriptor, from very common to major classic rarity
• The markers a collector checks to confirm the attribution
• Quick facts, interesting facts and a calibrated confidence score
THE VALUE RANGE LEADS THE RESULT
Whether an inherited album holds anything worth keeping is usually why it got opened, so the stamp value estimate leads every result. It is always a band, never a single figure: a low to high range, a "less than one dollar" note for common definitives, or "Varies widely". It is an AI reading of a photograph. It is not a professional philatelic appraisal, and gum, centering, perforation and faults can only be settled by in-hand grading.
OLD STAMPS, RARE STAMPS, WHOLE ALBUMS
Classic issues that never printed their country name, definitives by the sheet, commemoratives, overprints and surcharges, mint and used, any era and any country. Identify stamps from an inherited stamp collection a page at a time, or work through a shoebox or a kiloware mixture. A photo that is not of a stamp comes back with low confidence and says so, rather than with an invented name.
WHAT THE STAMP ACTUALLY SHOWS
Who issued it, what the portrait or vignette depicts, and why the issue is remembered. Corner letters, watermark orientation, overprint spacing and reperforated edges are listed as markers to check, so you know what separates an issue from its reprints and look-alikes.
ASK ABOUT THE STAMP YOU JUST IDENTIFIED
Premium adds Ask AI, a conversation scoped to postage stamps and philately: perforation and watermark technique, paper and color shades, condition grading, how condition moves a value range, regumming, storage and postal history.
YOUR SCANS, KEPT
Every identification is saved on your device with its photograph, so a shoebox emptied on a Sunday becomes a stamp collection you can read back later. No account.
WHO IT IS FOR
• Anyone who has inherited a stamp album and no idea what is in it
• Returning collectors revisiting the album they filled as a child
• Philatelists triaging a bulk lot or an unfamiliar script
• Flea market, estate sale and car boot buyers deciding on the spot
• Family historians reading the stamp on an old letter
HONEST ABOUT WHAT A PHOTO CAN DO
An identification here is a best-effort AI suggestion, not an authoritative determination. A value estimate from a photograph is not an appraisal and not an offer to buy. Grading a stamp requires inspection in hand. A photograph cannot measure a perforation gauge reliably and cannot reveal a watermark that glare, a hinge or a mount is hiding, so it writes "Not visible in photo" instead of guessing and returns a range with a confidence score.
Identification needs an internet connection. Scans you have already saved stay on your device and can be reopened at any time.
The interface and the results are available in 33 languages.
PREMIUM
Free includes 2 identifications per day. Premium lifts the daily limit and unlocks Ask AI. Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the current period ends, and you can manage or cancel yours in Google Play at any time.
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Recent changes:
Welcome to Stamp Identifier. This first release brings the whole experience to Google Play, tuned and polished from top to bottom. Thank you for trying it. Keep scanning.
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