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Geotag Image Online
Add GPS latitude, longitude and optional altitude metadata to a JPEG photo.
Add GPS coordinates to a JPEG image by writing EXIF location metadata directly in your browser. Keep the source until you've opened and checked the downloaded result.
Use decimal coordinates such as 30.7333 and 76.7794.
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Geotag Image: the job it actually does
Add GPS coordinates to a JPEG image by writing EXIF location metadata directly in your browser.
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.
Check the sign on latitude and longitude. A missing minus sign can move a location to another country or ocean.
Where Geotag Image stops
Use a pixel editor when sensitive information is visible in the image itself. Metadata tools only change or report embedded fields they support.
Example and result checks
A photo taken near New Delhi can be described by coordinates around 28.6 north and 77.2 east. Latitude and longitude must use the correct signs: negative latitude means south of the equator, while negative longitude means west of Greenwich. Check coordinates against the intended location before embedding them.
Location tags do not change what the picture shows and do not publish it to a map listing. Some social platforms strip metadata on upload. If the picture will be shared publicly, consider whether embedding precise coordinates could disclose a home, workplace or another private location.
FAQ
What does Geotag Image actually do?
Add GPS coordinates to a JPEG image by writing EXIF location metadata directly in your browser.
What limitation matters most?
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. Check the sign on latitude and longitude. A missing minus sign can move a location to another country or ocean.
Related tools
After Geotag Image, 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.