View GPS coordinates from your photos on an interactive map, or add location data to images. Extract and edit EXIF location metadata instantly.
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Photo Location Editor extracts GPS coordinates from your photos and displays them on an interactive OpenStreetMap. View where photos were taken or add location data to images that don't have it. Perfect for geotagging photos, organizing travel pictures, or adding location metadata to scanned images.
Upload any JPG, PNG, or WebP photo to instantly extract GPS coordinates from EXIF metadata. The interactive map shows the exact location where your photo was captured. Zoom in for street-level detail or pan around to explore the surrounding area. All GPS extraction happens in your browser - photos never leave your device.
There are multiple ways to set location for your photos: search for a location name above the map, click the GPS icon to use your current location, click anywhere on the map, or drag the marker to fine-tune the position. You can also enter latitude and longitude manually. The map updates in real-time showing the new location. Download the photo with embedded EXIF GPS metadata that works with Google Photos, Apple Photos, Adobe Lightroom, and other photo management software.
Add GPS coordinates to scanned film photos from vacations, tag screenshots with location context, geotag drone photos that lack GPS metadata, organize old digital photos by adding location data, or correct wrong GPS coordinates from camera errors. Essential for travel bloggers, real estate photographers, journalists, and photo archivists who need accurate location metadata.
All GPS extraction and editing happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript and the EXIF.js library. Your photos are never uploaded to servers or stored anywhere. Location data remains private and under your control. The OpenStreetMap integration only loads map tiles - your photo data stays local on your device.
View and edit GPS metadata in JPEG and JPG photos from smartphones and digital cameras. Process PNG images with EXIF support. Handle WebP photos with embedded metadata. The tool preserves image quality and other EXIF data like camera settings, date taken, and copyright information when adding GPS coordinates.