Free GeoTag Photo Tool - Add GPS Coordinates in Seconds

This free tool makes geotag photos fast and simple. Upload an image, drop a pin on the map, or enter exact coordinates, then download your geotagged photo with embedded GPS data.

It’s built for SEOs, freelancers, and small businesses that want full control over their image metadata, without limits, logins, or file tracking. Everything runs locally in your browser.

How to Use the Geo Tag Photo Tool?

Upload your image

Choose a JPG, PNG, or WebP file from your device.

Select a location

Use the interactive map to drop a pin where the photo should be geotagged.

Find Gep Coordinates

Use the interactive map to drop a pin where the photo should be geotagged.

Add a title and description

Set optional fields to help with organization or on-page SEO.

Download your updated photo

Your image is ready with new EXIF GPS data, no extra steps needed.

What This Tool Does?

  • Add or update GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) in your photo
  • Drag and drop the pin on a user-friendly map
  • Manually input precise coordinates if needed
  • Include custom title and description fields for extra clarity
  • Work with JPG, PNG, and WebP formats
  • Download your geotagged image instantly
  • Use it all 100% free, no logins, limits, or watermarks
Screenshot-style UI showing photo upload, draggable map pin, GPS input fields, and a download button for geotagging images.

Why Geotagging Helps SEO and Local Visibility?

If you’re doing any kind of local SEO, real estate work, or visual content for businesses, geotagging your photos can support relevance and clarity. It helps:

– Connect images to the correct service area or business location
– Reinforce consistency across Google Business Profile and Maps
– Improve trust and transparency for visual content
– Clean up internal file structure with meaningful metadata

It’s not a silver bullet, but it’s a smart optimization step that takes seconds.

Visual showing how geotagged photos connect to local SEO efforts like Google Maps and business profiles.

Your Files Never Leave Your Browser.

This tool runs entirely in your browser. We never store, process, or upload your images.

Everything you do stays local to your device. Close the tab, and it’s gone, no servers, no storage, no strings.

Frequently asked questions

Geotagging adds location data, like latitude and longitude, to a photo’s metadata. This data helps map where the image was taken and can include timestamps, altitude, and camera details. Most photos are geotagged through GPS when taken on mobile devices or can be edited manually using geotagging tools.

You can add a location to a photo by manually inserting GPS coordinates into the file’s metadata or using our free geotagging tool that lets you drop a pin on a map.

Steps:

  1. Upload your image (JPG, PNG, or WebP).

  2. Choose a location by dropping a pin or pasting coordinates.

  3. Save and download the updated file with embedded GPS data.

To check if a photo is geotagged, upload it to a geotag viewer or tool that reads EXIF metadata. If location data exists, you’ll see the coordinates or map location associated with the image.

Yes. If a photo contains GPS coordinates in its metadata, you can use an EXIF viewer or map-based tool to identify where it was taken. This can show exact locations, including address-level data in some cases.

Yes. Geotagging helps reinforce local relevance for images, especially on platforms like Google Business Profile. While Google may strip metadata on upload, embedded location data supports file organization, alt text strategy, and geographic association during indexing.

The tool supports GPS-based EXIF metadata including latitude, longitude, and altitude. It also allows custom input for image title and description fields—useful for SEO and file organization. JPG, PNG, and WebP formats are supported for both upload and download.