Geotag a photo
Add or change a photo’s GPS location by clicking a map, searching a place or entering coordinates. Or remove the location entirely.
Processed on your device. Your photos never leave your browser.
How it works
Open a photo
If it already has a location, the map jumps to it.
Pick the spot
Click the map, search a place name, use your current location or paste coordinates.
Save
Download the geotagged JPEG — ready for Google Photos, Lightroom or Google Maps.
Why use it
Local SEO
Businesses add location data to photos uploaded to their websites and listings.
Fix missing GPS
Add location to photos from cameras without GPS so they appear on your photo map.
Remove location
Strip GPS from a photo before sharing it publicly.
Private
The photo stays on your device. Only place-name searches contact OpenStreetMap.
Frequently asked questions
What GPS fields are written?
Latitude, longitude (with N/S/E/W references), optional altitude, the WGS-84 datum and the GPS version — the standard EXIF GPS tags read by all major apps.
Does geotagging help SEO?
Search engines say they don’t rely on photo EXIF for rankings, but geotagged images are still useful for organising, mapping and for platforms that read location.
Is my location search private?
The search box sends only the text you type to OpenStreetMap’s Nominatim service. The photo itself is never sent anywhere.
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