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Batch Geotag Images Online
Apply the same GPS coordinates to multiple JPEG photos in one browser session.
Apply one latitude, longitude and optional altitude value to a batch of JPEG images without uploading them to a processing. Keep the source until you've opened and checked the downloaded result.
Use JPEG files for reliable EXIF writing.
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Batch Geotag Images: what the result contains
Apply one latitude, longitude and optional altitude value to a batch of JPEG images without uploading them to a processing.
Metadata can reveal information the picture itself doesn’t show
Dates, GPS coordinates, camera fields and other EXIF data can travel with an image independently of visible pixels. Editing one field doesn’t change the picture, and stripping metadata doesn’t remove information visibly printed into the image.
One coordinate for every image only makes sense when the photos genuinely belong to the same location.
Where Batch Geotag Images fits cleanly
Prepare multiple location photos from one store, property or site visit. Add consistent GPS metadata to a business-photo set. Both jobs fit because they ask the tool to do exactly what its output is designed for, without adding an unrelated conversion.
Don’t ask Batch Geotag Images to do a different job
Use a pixel editor when sensitive information is visible in the image itself. Metadata tools only change or report embedded fields they support.
FAQ
What does Batch Geotag Images actually do?
Apply one latitude, longitude and optional altitude value to a batch of JPEG images without uploading them to a processing.
What should I check before I use the output?
Dates, GPS coordinates, camera fields and other EXIF data can travel with an image independently of visible pixels. Editing one field doesn’t change the picture, and stripping metadata doesn’t remove information visibly printed into the image. One coordinate for every image only makes sense when the photos genuinely belong to the same location.
Related tools
After Batch Geotag Images, change something else only if the exported image still has a separate size, crop, format or metadata problem. The image-format guide has broader context if you need it.