Free tool
Find the Location a Photo Was Taken
Read the GPS coordinates stored in a photo and see them on a map. Free, private, nothing uploaded.
No photo handy? Try a sample:
How it works
- 1.Drop a photo straight from the camera roll, a file transfer or an email attachment.
- 2.The GPS coordinates stored in the file appear with a map and links to Google Maps, Apple Maps and OpenStreetMap.
- 3.If nothing shows, the photo has no location: either it was off, or the file was stripped on its way to you.
Everything runs on your device. Your photos are never uploaded, and we never see them.
Why this matters on a jobsite
Drop the sample phone photo and the map lands on a lot in Austin, with altitude and the direction the phone was facing. Drop the edited sample: nothing. Same picture, but the second copy passed through an editor that dropped the tags, which is exactly what a text message or a social app does too.
“Which unit was this?” takes five seconds when the data is there. The app keeps it there, next to the project address you control.
Proof that holds up, automatically
Worksite Photos stamps, geotags, seals and organizes every photo the moment you take it, and gives your client a verify link nobody can argue with. From $5 per user a month. Clients and subs are free.
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