GPSetter

Introducing a free photo viewer that allows users to manually add missing GPS coordinates.

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Pin Coordinates

Easily explore your photo collection including RAW files and effortlessly pin GPS locations to images without them.

Photo Viewer

Introducing a RAW and JPEG photo viewer that allows users to manually add missing GPS coordinates.

GPS Pinning

Easily explore your photo collection and effortlessly pin GPS locations to images without them.

Manual Pins

Choose any location on a map to precisely assign GPS coordinates to photos as needed.

Copy

Copy GPS coordinates from other photos that have them.

Download

Use the links below to download the software for Windows, Mac or Linux. You can use the automatic installer or download executable files and use them without installation.

How We Help People

 Smartphone photos have GPS. But photos taken by professional cameras often do not. Some people do not mind it, others would rather fix it and enjoy their photo memories with GPS tags on a map. This tool helps photographers tag photos with GPS coordinates from either a pin on a map or a copy-paste from another photo that happens to have GPS data. This tool is simple and free.

Thanks to this little viewer, I can now easily geotag all my photos. Such a handy tool for photography enthusiasts!

Paul Smith

I highly recommend this software for anyone who wants to preserve their memories with accurate GPS coordinates. It's super user-friendly!

Sara Perry

This viewer is pretty easy to use. I can pin missing GPS locations to the RAW files in the photo collection.

Marry Hudson

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GPS Tagging

Never worry about missing location data on your photos again with this intuitive tool.

Photo Viewer

Efficiently manage and enhance your photo library by manually adding GPS coordinates where necessary.

GPS Pinning

Experience a seamless process of manually pinning GPS coordinates to photos with this viewer.

Manual Pins

Introducing a photo viewer that allows users to manually add missing GPS coordinates.

Faq

Is it free and open source?

Yes it is free but no it is not open source. We will be building commercial functionality into the application in the next two years and are only release the base version today.

Does it modify my photos?

Under the hood, the software modifies the Exif data using the freely available exiftool https://exiftool.org but not the image data. While exiftool is very reliable and has been around since 2003, there are still no guarantees! It is important to back up your photos before using this tool. It will not do it automatically for you!

Is my camera supported?

RAW images from multiple cameras are supported. As new camera formats are released, the software needs to be updated to support them. In order to display image data (only to display and not overwrite in any form), GPSetter relies on exiftool and libraw image processing. Both are frequently updated to ensure modern cameras are supported.

Something does not work properly, what do I do?

Use the feedback form in the software or on this web site and we will try to address the issue you raised. Please provide feedback as a form of support for this free development effort.

Tell us how we can improve the software and if you find it useful

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Let’s Stay In Touch

  PROVIDE FEEDBACK

Use the feedback form on this web site or in the app

  Location

Australia

  Email

hello@kilodev.net

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