Early access · Free for collectors

Build your digital stamp collection. Help map the world’s stamps.

Photograph your stamps and Stamp Atlas helps you catalogue them in minutes. Choose to share them, and your collection helps build an open atlas of every stamp the world has issued.

From shoebox to atlas

No catalogue numbers to look up, no spreadsheets to maintain.

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    Snap a stamp

    Photograph a single stamp or a whole album page with your phone.

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    We help identify it

    Country, year, denomination and issue are suggested for you to confirm — no catalogue flipping.

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    Watch your atlas grow

    Every stamp lands on your personal map, organised by country, era and theme.

One collection, two ways to enjoy it

For you

Your collection, everywhere

A searchable catalogue of every stamp you own — on your phone at a stamp fair, on your laptop at home.

  • Private by default — you choose what to share
  • Browse by country, year, theme or condition
  • Want lists and duplicates, always on your phone
  • Export everything to CSV, any time

For everyone

An open atlas of the world’s stamps

Share the stamps you choose, and they join a free, community-built record of the world’s stamps — for every collector and every curious mind.

  • Shared scans of stamps from every stamp-issuing country
  • Details checked and corrected by fellow collectors
  • Openly licensed data anyone can use
  • Connected to our postal directory and history archive

Made for every kind of collector

See who Stamp Atlas is for →

Built on a reference collectors already use

Stamp Atlas started as a free philately reference. It’s all still here, and it will power the atlas.

Questions

What is Stamp Atlas?
Stamp Atlas is a digital home for your stamp collection. You catalogue your stamps from photos, and — if you choose — the stamps you add help build a free, open atlas of every stamp the world has issued.
Is it free?
Yes. Cataloguing your collection is free during early access, and the open atlas will always be free to browse.
Do I have to share my collection?
No. Your collection is private by default. Contributing scans and details to the open atlas is opt-in, stamp by stamp.
What does “open atlas” mean?
Contributed stamp images and details are published under an open licence, so collectors, researchers and educators can use them freely. It is built by collectors, for collectors.
When can I start?
We’re opening Stamp Atlas to early-access members first, in small groups. Join the list and we’ll email you when your invite is ready.

Put your collection on the map

Join the early-access list and be among the first collectors to build the atlas.