Add location data to your photos before you upload
Write GPS coordinates — and proper EXIF text fields — into a photo's metadata, right in your browser, before you upload it to your business profile.
GeoTag
Moka Coffee House · Kadıköy
Upload and preview your photo
EXIF processing is only available for JPEG/JPG images.
Location and coordinate information
Enter lat-lng values manually or fetch from your business.
Latitude
Longitude
Optimize EXIF text fields
Author, title, subject, rating and tags are written to JPEG metadata.
User / author
Title
Subject
Tags
Rating (0–5)
EXIF GPS
Your business coordinates written into the photo's metadata.
Text fields too
Author, title, subject, rating and tags — not just coordinates.
In your browser
Tagging runs on your device; download the file when it's done.
Location metadata, written before upload
A small, supportive step in a local content workflow — here's what the module actually does.
Runs in your browser · JPEG / JPG
Upload a JPEG, preview instantly
Drop in a JPEG or JPG and see it right away. The tagging runs entirely in your browser — your photo isn't sent to a server to be processed.
Latitude
40.9905
Longitude
29.0250
Business coordinates, one click
Type latitude and longitude yourself, or press ‘Fetch Business Location’ to pull your saved business coordinates straight into the fields.
GPS written into EXIF
GeoTag writes those coordinates into the photo's EXIF GPS fields — the same location slot a phone camera fills in when location is turned on.
Author
Moka Coffee House
Rating
★ 5 / 5
Tags
coffee; brunch; kadıköy
+ title, subject, description
EXIF text fields, filled in
Author, title, subject, a 0–5 rating and tags are written into the JPEG metadata too, so the file carries proper descriptive fields, not just coordinates.
Process, then download or send to your profile
Hit process and the ‘EXIF Processed’ badge appears. Download the tagged file to your computer, or upload it straight to your business media library.
A supportive local detail — not a ranking hack
Before → after, honestly
A photo with no location becomes one that carries it. It's a small, supportive detail in local content — independent tests show no consistent ranking effect, so we don't promise one.
How it works
Upload a JPEG
Add the photo you want to tag and preview it. Everything runs in your browser.
Set location & fields
Fetch your business coordinates (or type them), fill the EXIF text fields, then process the image.
Download or upload
Get the geotagged file back on your computer, or send it straight to your business media library.
Frequently asked questions
What is geotagging?
Geotagging writes GPS coordinates into a photo's EXIF metadata — the same location field a camera records automatically. It simply notes the place an image is associated with.
Will geotagging improve my Google ranking?
We don't promise that. Independent tests have found no consistent effect, and most platforms strip EXIF data from uploaded images anyway. Treat geotagging as a supportive part of a local content workflow — and know that using real photos of your own premises matters more.
Are my photos uploaded to tag them?
No. The tagging runs entirely in your browser using the file on your device — nothing is sent to a server to be processed. The only time a file leaves your device is the optional ‘Upload to Business’ step, which sends the finished image to your profile.
Which formats can I tag?
JPEG and JPG images. EXIF processing only applies to JPEGs, so that's the format the tool accepts; other formats aren't tagged.
Do I get the tagged file back?
Yes. You download the geotagged image as a file, ready to upload to your Google Business Profile or add to the media library.
How does GeoTag relate to the photo library?
GeoTag prepares an image before upload; the media library manages and publishes it. Tag first, then add the file to your library or publish it to your profile.