Geotagger

Write GPS coordinates into photo EXIF metadata.

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Write GPS coordinates into the photo’s EXIF metadata. One image at a time — export is JPEG so GPS data sticks.

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How it works

How to get latitude & longitude from Google Maps

Find any place on Google Maps, then paste the coordinates into Geotagger.

  1. 1

    Open Google Maps

    Go to maps.google.com and search for your place, or pan the map to the exact spot.

    Google Maps with a location pin selected
  2. 2

    Right-click the pin

    Right-click (or long-press on mobile) on the map marker. In the menu, click the coordinates near the top.

    Google Maps right-click menu showing coordinates
  3. 3

    Copy lat & lng

    Maps copies or shows two numbers: latitude first, then longitude (for example 25.19720, 55.27440). Paste them into Geotagger.

    Google Maps showing latitude and longitude values

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