Free tool
Add GPS Coordinates to Photos
Write latitude and longitude into a photo's EXIF metadata, from your current location or typed in. Free, runs in your browser.
No photo handy? Try a sample:
How it works
- 1.Drop a JPG. If it already has a location, the fields fill in so you can correct it.
- 2.Type a latitude and longitude, or use your current location.
- 3.Save. The pixels are untouched; only the EXIF GPS tags change.
Everything runs on your device. Your photos are never uploaded, and we never see them.
Why this matters on a jobsite
Load the sample above. It has no location. Type in the coordinates of any address, save, and the file now says it was taken there. Drop the result into the location finder and the map agrees.
Handy for a camera that had location off. Also the plainest demonstration that location metadata on its own shows little. The app records the location at the moment of capture in the photo's signed record, so a later change shows up when the photo is checked.
Photos anyone can check, automatically
Worksite Photos stamps, geotags and fingerprints every photo the moment you take it, organizes it by project, and gives your client a verify link they can check themselves. Starter is $5 a month; Team is $9.99 per user a month. Clients view free.
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