Click map to pin location • Drag to fine-tune
Drop photos here or click to upload
Free: up to 15 images today • JPG, PNG, WebP
Use this geo tag photo editor to add latitude, longitude and descriptive metadata to existing photos online. Process supported images in your browser, then verify the downloaded file with the Geo Tag Checker.
Click map to pin location • Drag to fine-tune
Drop photos here or click to upload
Free: up to 15 images today • JPG, PNG, WebP
Open Geo Tag Image, choose the correct location on the map or enter latitude and longitude, upload a supported photo, add optional descriptive fields, process the image, and download the result. Use the EXIF Checker afterward to confirm that the GPS fields were written as expected.
If your Android camera app has a location-tagging option, enable location permission and the camera location setting before taking the photo. For an existing photo, you can use Geo Tag Image in your mobile browser to add the intended GPS coordinates and then verify the exported file.
On iPhone, Camera can save location when Location Services are enabled for Camera. You can review location information in Photos. For an existing image that needs location metadata, use the browser-based Geo Tag Image workflow and verify the final file with the EXIF Checker.
Yes. The Free plan lets you geotag supported photos online without paying, subject to the current daily limit shown on the tool. Processing is browser-based and the final image can be downloaded directly to your device.
A geo tag photo editor is a tool that lets you add or edit geographic metadata such as latitude and longitude in an image file. GeoTagImage also lets you add descriptive fields and a cleaner filename as part of the same workflow.
You do not need to install an app to use GeoTagImage. The site is designed for modern mobile browsers, so you can open the Geo Tag Image tool on Android or iPhone, choose photos from the device, process them, and download the result.
Upload the existing photo, select the correct location, process the file, and download the geotagged copy. Keep the original untouched if you may need it later, and verify the exported copy before publishing.
Yes. GeoTagImage provides a free browser-based geotagging workflow with a daily limit. Paid plans raise the daily and bulk limits for users who process more images.
The tool can write coordinates you select, but you should use truthful location information and only edit images you are authorized to process. Do not use geotagging to fabricate evidence, misrepresent a business location, deceive a platform, or violate privacy or legal requirements.
The tool can write latitude and longitude and can include optional altitude and descriptive metadata depending on the selected export workflow. Metadata compatibility varies by format and downstream software, so verify the final file with the EXIF Checker.