Resellers
Shoot 40 items in one session. Every photo already knows which listing it belongs to.
- eBay
- Poshmark
- Depop
- Mercari
- Vinted
001→002→003
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Every product photo, numbered the moment you shoot it.
Shoot your listings and the sequence number is already burned into the photo — and into the file name. No editing, no renaming, no guessing which photo is which item.
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No networkNo accountNo subscriptionOne-time purchase
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Screenshots
Dark, fast, built for one job.
Who it's for
Built for people who photograph a lot of items in one sitting.
If your day is a table full of products and a camera roll full of IMG_4821, this is for you. Each card shows the kind of number that group usually works with.
Wholesale & trade
When a buyer asks about item 17, you're both looking at the same 17 — on the photo and in the file name.
- Alibaba
- Faire
- Trade shows
- Sample rooms
Estate, antiques & auctions
Lot numbers stay attached from the sorting table to the listing, so pieces never get swapped.
- Estate sales
- Antique dealers
- Auction houses
Inventory & warehouse
Photo, file name and shelf label carry the same number, so a photo is never separated from its item.
- Stockrooms
- Small warehouses
- Shop inventory
Why sellers use it
Numbering happens at the shutter, not at the desk.
Shoot 300 items for a new listing day, and every photo already tells you which item it is — on the image and in the file name.
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Burned in at capture
The number is rendered into the photo the moment you press the shutter. What you see in the viewfinder is exactly what you get.
02
File name matches the photo
Exports arrive as A-001.jpg — the same number that is on the photo. Transfer to your computer and skip renaming entirely.
03
Single & Multi modes
One shot per item auto-advances the number. Several shots of one item get sub-numbers: 007-1, 007-2, 007-3.
04
Adjustable number bar
Bottom strip height is continuously adjustable from 5% to 25% — or overlay the number on the photo. Styles, size, color and opacity are all yours to mix.
05
Retake without breaking order
Wrong shot? Retake any number — later numbers stay untouched, so the sequence never drifts.
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Rules that fit your SKUs
Start number, prefix, suffix, zero padding: build labels like A-001-red that match how your store actually works.
How it works
Shoot, advance, review, export.
1
Point & shoot
The next number is already visible on the viewfinder — live preview, true WYSIWYG.
2
Numbers advance themselves
Next item, next number. Multi mode adds sub-numbers for extra angles of the same item.
3
Review the batch
Shots grouped by number; tap any photo to inspect it full screen, retake or remove.
4
Export & done
Photos land in a “Numbered Camera” album with file names that match their numbers.
Your photos never leave your phone.
Numbered Camera has no network capability at all — no account, no analytics, no cloud. Buy once, use forever.
FAQ
Questions sellers ask.
Does it need internet or an account?
No. The app works fully offline, requires no account, and collects no data. Photos never leave your phone.
How does the numbering work?
The number you see in the viewfinder is rendered into the photo when you press the shutter. Single mode advances the number every shot; Multi mode adds sub-numbers like 007-1, 007-2 for several shots of one item.
Can I customize the number format?
Start number, prefix, suffix and zero padding are all configurable — labels like A-001-red work fine. Six visual styles with adjustable size, color, opacity and placement.
Will the number cover my product?
By default the number sits on a strip added below the photo (5%–25%, continuously adjustable), keeping the product clear. You can also overlay it on the photo.
What if I take a wrong shot?
Retake any number at any time — later numbers are unaffected, so the sequence never breaks.
How are files named?
The file name matches the number burned into the photo — e.g. A-001.jpg — so there is nothing to rename after transfer.
Who is Numbered Camera for?
Anyone who photographs many items in one sitting: resellers on eBay, Poshmark, Depop, Mercari and Vinted; wholesale and trade sellers; estate, antique and auction sellers; and teams doing inventory or warehouse photos.
How much does it cost, and where can I get it?
It's a one-time purchase on the App Store — US$9.99, with local prices set by Apple in each region. No subscription and no in-app purchases. An Android version on Google Play is coming soon.