Why is there no location?

The camera may not have had GPS on, or an app or website removed it. Photos saved from social media usually have none.

Phones are often right to within a few metres outdoors, and less so indoors. Some cameras record the accuracy, and we show it when they do.

Can I put these on a map?

Yes. GeoJSON and GPX open in most mapping tools, including QGIS and Google Earth.

No. Everything is read in your browser. Only clicking a map link shares coordinates, with that map service.

Photo GPS extractor

Pull the location out of a batch of photos, and export it as a table or map file.

Runs on your device. Nothing is uploaded.

Add photos
Drop JPG, HEIC or TIFF photos here.
Read the table
Each photo with a location gets a row.
Open a map if you like
Each row's panel links to OpenStreetMap, Google Maps and Apple Maps.
Export
Download everything as CSV, GeoJSON or GPX.

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