Free · in your browser · no upload

Draw a GPS route from your photos.

Drop your geotagged photos and see the path between them on a map, ordered by the time each one was taken. The route connects every GPS point in sequence, so a trip rebuilds itself from your camera roll.

Just plot the pins →Export a PDF report →
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  • Files never leave your device
  • No signup, no caps
  • GDPR & CCPA friendly
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Drop your photos here, or click to choose

JPEG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF · read in your browser · nothing uploaded
What you get

A trip, redrawn from your photos.

A browser-side route map that reads the GPS and capture time from a batch of photos and connects them into the path you traveled. No upload, no account, free.

Photos into a route

Connect your geotagged photos into a single path, drawn point to point on a map.

Ordered by capture time

Photos are sequenced by the time they were taken, read from each one's EXIF, so the route runs in order.

Pins or route line

Toggle between scattered pins and a connecting route line to see the trip as points or as a path.

See which lost GPS

Photos without a location are flagged, so you can tell which ones dropped off the route and why.

CSV and PDF export

Export a dated, mapped PDF report, or download a CSV with file, date, coordinates, and address.

Nothing uploaded

Photos are read and the map built in your browser. The images never leave your device.

FAQ

Common questions about routes from photos.

How do I make a route from my photos?
Drop your geotagged photos onto the tool above. It reads each one's GPS and capture time from the EXIF, orders them by when they were taken, plots them on a map, and the Show route toggle connects the points into a polyline so you can see the path of your trip. Everything runs in your browser.
How is the order decided?
By each photo's EXIF capture time. The tool reads the original date and time the camera recorded, sorts the photos from earliest to latest, and draws the route in that sequence, so the line follows the trip the way it actually happened.
Why are some photos missing from the route?
The route can only include photos that carry a GPS location. A photo has no point to plot if Location Services was off at capture, or if the coordinates were stripped along the way; many social apps remove GPS on upload. Those photos still show up in the list, just without a pin on the map.
Can I export it?
Yes. Export a PDF report with a thumbnail, date, coordinates, and address for every photo, and a Download CSV button gives you one row per photo with file, date, latitude, longitude, address, and camera for Excel or Google Sheets.
Is it free and private?
Yes. The tool is free with no account, and the photos are read in your browser. The images never leave your device; only the coordinates are sent to OpenStreetMap to look up an address.
Related reading

Photo guides on location and metadata.

Capture-time alternative

Want the whole route to connect? Stamp it as you shoot.

A route is only complete if every photo carries GPS and a time. When you shoot with the iOS app, each photo gets its GPS, atomic time, and address stamped onto the image at the shutter, so no point drops out of the path and the order holds up even if a file is later stripped or re-saved.

Download on theApp Store
iOS 15.6+ · iPhone, iPad, Mac & Vision Pro
  • GPS, time, and address stamped as you shoot
  • Atomic (network-synced) timestamps keep the order honest
  • Every photo carries a point, so the route never breaks
  • Works offline; address fills in later