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StampSnap by Fluxer Labs
A stamp identifier app that keeps the result.
Take one clear photo to get a likely identification, issue details, and an estimated value range. Save the result, ask follow-up questions, and keep your collection searchable.
Free to download · iPhone, iPad & Android · Optional Pro upgrade
- Country
- Russia
- Denomination
- 35 kopeks
- Rarity
- Review suggested
- Estimated value
- See estimate
From a photo to a collection you understand.
A clear, repeatable workflow for the loose finds, inherited albums, and market discoveries you want to research.
Review the details
See a likely identification, key characteristics, rarity, and an informational value estimate.
Save and organize
Add the record to a folder, search your collection, and export when you need it.
Original photo
Likely match
Russian Empire
35 kopeks · blue
- Country
- Russia
- Denomination
- 35 kopeks
- Next check
- Paper & perforations
My collection6 saved
Inside StampSnap
See what happens after the photo.
Identification is the start. Keep the supporting details, follow a new clue, and turn individual scans into a collection you can use.
Identify a stamp from one photo
Review a likely match and the issue details that support it.
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Check confidence and estimated value
Keep an estimate in context before a sale, appraisal, or insurance decision.
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Keep your collection searchable
Save records in folders and find them again without turning every album page.
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Learn with daily stamp facts
Explore practical context on history, printing, rarity, preservation, and geography.
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Ask a follow-up question
Use Stamp Expert Chat as a research aid when the first result raises a new clue.
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Review, share, and export
See collection patterns, prepare a shareable listing, or export records as PDF or CSV.
Explore the featureSwipe or scroll to explore all six screens.
More than a stamp scanner
Keep the identification, the context, and the collection record together.
Estimated value and rarity
Understand the factors that may influence a stamp, while keeping estimates separate from formal appraisal.
Folders and collection insights
Organize by country, era, topic, or research status and see how your catalog is taking shape.
Stamp Expert Chat and daily facts
Ask follow-up questions and keep learning about history, printing, rarity, and preservation.
Collector tools and guides
Start with the task in front of you.
Use the app for the first pass, then follow the right guide when a watermark, condition question, or inherited album needs closer research.
Stamp identifier
What a photo can reveal and which details still need verification.
Stamp scanner app
A photo checklist for clear results without risking an album page.
Stamp value checker
How identification, condition, demand, and sold evidence affect an estimate.
Postage stamp collection app
Folders, search, analytics, and PDF or CSV exports for a growing collection.
How to identify a stamp
A step-by-step route from visible clues to a careful conclusion.
How to organize a collection
Build a system that works for countries, eras, topics, or inherited albums.
Learn the stories behind every stamp.
Practical guides for identifying, valuing, preserving, and organizing a collection.
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Read articleQuestions collectors ask before their first scan
Clear limits make a better research tool. Here is what StampSnap is designed to do, and when a physical expert still matters.
How can I identify a postage stamp from a photo?
Place one stamp on a plain, contrasting background and photograph it straight on with every edge visible. StampSnap compares the visible design, text, color, and format to suggest a likely identification you can review.
See the identification guideWhat details can the StampSnap stamp identifier app find?
A result may include country, issue year, denomination, color, printing method, paper, size, perforations, theme, rarity, and an informational estimated market value. The available details depend on the stamp and what the photo clearly shows.
Explore stamp identificationHow much is my old stamp worth?
StampSnap can provide an informational estimated value range for a likely match. It is not an official appraisal because condition, authenticity, watermark, perforations, demand, and recent sales can change the market result.
Understand stamp valuesCan StampSnap identify foreign stamps with no country name?
It can use visible clues such as portraits, scripts, symbols, denominations, color, and layout to suggest a likely origin. Stamps without a printed country name can be difficult, so compare the result with a trusted catalog before treating it as confirmed.
Read the country-clue guideHow do I take the best photo for stamp identification?
Use soft, even light, keep the camera parallel to the stamp, and fill the frame without cutting off perforations. Avoid glare, fingers, deep shadows, and removing a stamp from an album when doing so could cause damage.
See the photo checklistCan I organize, search, and export my stamp collection?
Yes. Save identified stamps in folders and subfolders, search the collection, review collection insights, and export records as PDF or CSV for research, sharing, or an independent backup.
Explore collection toolsWhat is Stamp Expert Chat?
Stamp Expert Chat is an in-app research aid for follow-up questions about stamps, collecting methods, and care. It does not replace physical inspection, authentication, or a professional appraisal for an important item.
Learn how results should be verifiedIs StampSnap available on iPhone and Android?
Yes. StampSnap is available for iPhone and iPad from the Apple App Store and for Android from Google Play. It is free to download and includes optional in-app purchases.
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