Add GPS location data to your photos for local SEO
Embed latitude and longitude into a JPEG’s EXIF data — right in your browser, nothing uploaded, nothing stored.
1. Choose a photo
Drop a JPEG here or click to browse
JPEG only · processed entirely in your browser
2. Set the location
How it works
Upload your photo
Drop in a JPEG — nothing leaves your browser.
Set the location
Use your current location or enter coordinates manually.
Download the result
Get the same photo back with GPS data embedded in its EXIF.
Your photos never leave your device
This runs entirely in JavaScript in your browser. Your image is never uploaded to a server, never stored, and never seen by us — the GPS data is embedded locally and the result is generated for you to download directly.
Geo-tagging questions
Embedding GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) into a photo's EXIF metadata, so the file itself records where it was taken.
Geo-tagged images are a small but real local-relevance signal — especially for photos used on Google Business Profile listings and location pages.
No. The file is read and rewritten entirely in your browser with JavaScript — it's never sent to our server.
EXIF metadata is a JPEG/TIFF feature. PNG and other formats don't have a standard place to store GPS data the same way.
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