Photo GPS Map Plotter

Plot one or multiple photos directly onto an interactive GPS map. Read embedded latitude, longitude, compass bearing, or link 2–6 stops into a highway route.

EXIFR BINARY TELEMETRY (Sample_Original_iPhone.HEIC)
GPS Tag (0x8825)25.7826° N, 80.1341° W
Original Shutter Time2026-10-24 17:42:19 (-04:00)
Camera & Lens FOViPhone 16 Pro · 24mm (73.7° HFOV)
Compass Bearing (0x0011)248.0° WSW (Golden Hour)
CRYPTOGRAPHICALLY VERIFIED PRIVACY SCRUBBER

Destroy GPS, timestamps, XMP & serial numbers locally.

Re-encodes the image buffer in browser memory and runs a second pass with exifr to verify 0 residual metadata tags survive.

▸ Technical Specifications & Verification FAQ↓

A Photo GPS Map extracts WGS-84 coordinates from your image headers (or triangulates them optically) and projects each frame onto a live road and terrain map—allowing you to inspect single pins or connect multiple photos into a chronological travel trajectory.

PHOTO GPS MAPPING & TRAJECTORY CAPABILITIES

MetricMethodPrecisionNote
Single-Photo GPS PinWGS-84 Decimal Degrees & DMS Coordinate LockExact Camera SpotOne-click jump to OpenStreetMap and satellite views
Multi-Photo Highway PolylineConnects 2–6 Photos Along Real Driving CorridorsMileage & Drive TimeAvailable directly in the Multi-Photo Route tab
Compass Viewing DirectionReads GPSImgDirection (Tag 0x0011) Azimuth0°–360° Lens ConeShows which side of the street or bridge the camera faced
Timestamp vs. Distance AuditCompares Elapsed Shutter Time Against Road DistanceConflict DetectionFlags impossible transit speeds between consecutive photos

Can I plot multiple photos on the same GPS map to see a trip route?

Yes! Click the "Multi-Photo Route" tab in the workbench above to drop 2 to 6 photos and automatically plot the connecting highway route and driving duration.

What if one of the photos in my album is missing GPS coordinates?

LocatePic can optically triangulate the missing stop using architectural and horizon clues so your route map stays complete.

Is my photo GPS map private?

100% private. Local EXIF coordinate plotting runs in your browser memory with zero public map publishing.