Settings

Configure a default drop location for any photos with No GPS data. Any photo without GPS data will be dropped on the map on the equator. If you have multiple photos to process, you may want to define where such photos will be dropped.

Pan and zoom the map and centre on where you wish the photos to appear then click the button below.

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Post this image, location and a comment to your Facebook Page

Step 1: Log In to Facebook

Instructions

1. Upload a photo by dragging and dropping onto the area above the map. Alternatively, click anywhere on the area to browse your photos.
2. Once the photo has uploaded one of two events will occur:
   1. The photo will be plotted on the map to represent the GPS location
   2. A message will inform you that no GPS data can be found
3. Once a photo is plotted on the map you can drag the marker to place the photo at a new location. Once this is done you can expand the info window on the marker to find a download link. This will download the newly modified version of the photo with the new GPS data for the new location.
4. You can upload more than one photo
5. You can delete a photo by clicking the remove file option below the thumbnail

Disclaimer

This page has two purposes:

1. Upload and scan a photo to try and determine the GPS location
2. Modify a photo to add the new GPS data

As the second function modifies the photo data it is advised that a backup of the original photo is kept at all times. Free Map Tools will not be held responsible for the loss or modification of any data within the photo file, intentionally or unintentionally.

Version History

• 8th December 2015 : Version 1.0 - Initial Version
• 23rd August 2019 : Version 2.0 - Convert to Leatlet Maps
• 24th June 2022 : Version 2.1 - New option to configure a default drop location
• 6th July 2022 : Version 2.2 - Bug fix - zoom and pan stopped working after a non-GPS image was dropped

Credits

DropzoneJS

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