Photo GPS Locator
See exactly where a photo was taken, straight from its embedded GPS tag.
Tool preview
How to use it
- 01
Drop a photo.
- 02
Read the coordinates.
- 03
Open the location on a map if you need the address.
Limitations
- ! Only works when the camera wrote GPS into the file.
- ! The map is opened externally; the photo itself never leaves this page.
FAQ
Why does my photo have no GPS?
Location tagging is off by default on many cameras, and messaging apps strip it when sending.
How do I remove it before sharing?
Use the EXIF remover, which deletes the GPS segment entirely.
Is the coordinate precise?
It is the fix recorded at capture time, usually accurate to a few metres outdoors.
Files never leave your device
Processing happens in your browser using the File API, WebAssembly and Web Workers. There is no upload endpoint.
Technical details
- Processing
- Client-side
- Implementation
- exifr + OpenStreetMap link
- Category
- Image metadata
- Network requests
- None while processing
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