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Write GPS location data into your photos. All processing happens locally in your browser. GPS-Photo lets you write GPS location data directly into your JPEG photos — right inside your browser. No uploads, no cloud processing, no privacy concerns. Everything happens locally on your computer. Perfect for: Photographers who forgot to enable GPS on their camera Drone operators adding coordinates to aerial shots Real estate and inspection professionals geotagging property photos Anyone who wants to organize photos by location Key Features: Interactive Map Picker — Click anywhere on the map to set GPS coordinates instantly. Full GPS Metadata — Write latitude, longitude, altitude, direction, speed, and timestamp into standard EXIF format. Manual Input — Enter precise coordinates directly when needed. Batch Processing (Pro) — Process up to 50 photos at once with a single click. Saved Templates (Pro) — Store frequently used locations for instant reuse. Processing History (Pro) — Keep track of all your processed photos. 100% Private — Your photos never leave your browser. No server, no tracking, no data collection. How it works: Select a photo (or multiple photos with Pro) Pick a location on the map or enter coordinates manually Click "Write GPS & Download" — your photo is saved with embedded GPS metadata Upgrade to Pro to unlock batch processing, saved templates, and history. Choose from Monthly, Yearly, or Lifetime plans. Your photos. Your data. Your control.
Apr 30, 2026
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