Photo Time Stamp by Bob Orr
8/18/19

The shortcut prompts you to select a photo. Takes the Date Taken information from the photo's Metadata, generates a timestamp, and overlays it on the original picture. It also allows you to adjust the opacity, scale (two finger pinch), rotation (again two fingers) and placement of the timestamp before saving it to your camera roll.

Even though the metadata switch is off in the next step, the original "Date Taken" shows up in the metadata of the resulting image.
This is most likely because the shortcut gets "Image1" before the "Overlay Image" step.

Added Variables to set Timestamp cropping to a percentage of the image size handed to the steps in case of different JPEG resolution size. (Ie. Cropped images)

The second crop is to get rid of some of the white space on the timestamp left from the first crop.