Photo GPS Extractor - Map Where Photos Were Taken

Extract GPS coordinates from photos and view locations on a map. Batch process multiple images. Export coordinates to CSV or KML.

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JPEG, HEIC, TIFF with GPS data

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Frequently Asked Questions

Photos taken with location services enabled on smartphones or GPS-enabled cameras store coordinates in EXIF metadata. Many photos from web downloads have GPS stripped for privacy.

JPEG, HEIC (iPhone), TIFF, and WebP with embedded EXIF data. PNG and GIF don't store EXIF metadata.

No. All GPS extraction happens locally in your browser. Photos never leave your device. Map links are generated client-side.

Yes. Drop multiple photos to extract all GPS coordinates. See all locations listed and export as CSV or KML for mapping software.

KML (Keyhole Markup Language) files can be opened in Google Earth, Google Maps, and other GIS software to visualize photo locations on a 3D globe.

Location services may have been disabled, the photo was edited with software that strips metadata, or it was downloaded from a platform that removes GPS for privacy.

Smartphone GPS is typically accurate to 3-5 meters. Professional GPS units and differential GPS can achieve sub-meter accuracy.

Yes, if altitude data was recorded. Many phones store GPS altitude along with latitude and longitude.

Yes. Import all photos from a trip, export to KML, and open in Google Earth to see your route and photo locations on the map.

This tool extracts existing GPS. To add GPS to photos without coordinates, you need photo geotagging software that can write EXIF data.

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