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Extract GPS from photos to CSV.

Drop a batch of photos and pull the latitude and longitude out of each one, read from their GPS metadata, then export the whole set to CSV. The photos never leave your device.

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  • Files never leave your device
  • No signup, no caps
  • GDPR & CCPA friendly

Drop photos here or click to choose

Reads EXIF from every photo at once. Nothing uploads. JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF.

What you get

Every photo's coordinates, in one spreadsheet.

A browser-side reader that pulls the GPS from a batch of photos and hands you a clean CSV. No upload, no account, free.

Many photos at once

Drop a whole folder and get the coordinates for every geotagged photo in one table.

Latitude and longitude

The exact GPS coordinates each photo carries, ready to copy, map, or import.

One-click CSV export

Download a spreadsheet with file, lat, lng, date, and camera, one row per photo.

Spot the gaps

Blank coordinates flag the photos that lost their GPS, so you know what is missing.

HEIC and TIFF too

Reads iPhone HEIC and TIFF alongside JPEG and PNG, the formats that actually carry GPS.

Nothing uploaded

Only the coordinates inside each photo are read, in your browser. The images never leave your device.

FAQ

Common questions about extracting GPS to CSV.

How do I extract GPS from photos?
Drop a batch of photos onto the tool above. It reads the GPS coordinates stored in each photo's EXIF metadata and lists the latitude and longitude for every file in a table. Click Download CSV to export the whole set. Nothing is uploaded; the files are read in your browser.
Can I export the coordinates to CSV or Excel?
Yes. The Download CSV button gives you a spreadsheet with one row per photo: file name, latitude, longitude, capture date, and camera. Open it in Excel, Google Sheets, or import it into a mapping tool.
Why do some photos have no coordinates?
A photo only carries GPS if Location Services were on when it was taken. Photos also lose their GPS when they pass through a platform like Instagram, Facebook, or WhatsApp that strips metadata on upload. The table shows blank coordinates for those, so you can see which files lost their location.
Which formats does it read?
JPEG, PNG, HEIC (iPhone), and TIFF. iPhone HEIC and most phone and camera JPEGs carry GPS when location was on, so they extract cleanly.
Is it free and private?
Yes. No account, no limit, no watermark. The photos never leave your device; only the coordinates already inside them are read, locally in your browser, and nothing is logged.
Related reading

Photo guides on location and metadata.

Capture-time alternative

Need coordinates that never go missing?

Extracting GPS only works while the photos still carry it. When you shoot with the iOS app, the GPS, atomic time, and address are stamped onto the image at the shutter, so the location is baked in even if the file is later stripped.

Download on theApp Store
iOS 15.6+ · iPhone, iPad, Mac & Vision Pro
  • GPS, time, and address stamped as you shoot
  • Atomic (network-synced) timestamps
  • Survives Instagram, WhatsApp, Procore, any pipeline
  • Works offline; address fills in later