Free · in your browser · no upload

Turn photos into a dated, mapped PDF report.

Drop a batch of photos and get a PDF report with each one's capture date, GPS location, and address, plus a map of where they were taken. The photos never leave your device.

See them as a timeline →Draw the route →
  • 100% browser
  • 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 whole shoot, in one report.

A browser-side studio that reads the date and GPS from a batch of photos and builds a dated, mapped PDF (or CSV). No upload, no account, free.

Photos to a PDF report

A clean, dated, mapped PDF with a thumbnail and location for every photo, in one click.

Sorted into a timeline

Photos are ordered by the time they were taken, read from each one's EXIF.

Map of every location

GPS-tagged photos are plotted on a map, as pins or a time-ordered route.

Address on each photo

Coordinates are reverse-geocoded to a street address, so the report reads in plain English.

CSV export too

Need a spreadsheet instead? Export file, date, coordinates, address, and camera as CSV.

Nothing uploaded

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

FAQ

Common questions about building photo reports.

How do I make a PDF report from photos?
Drop your photos onto the tool above. It reads each one's capture date and GPS from the EXIF, sorts them into a timeline, plots the locations on a map, and lets you export a PDF report with a thumbnail, date, coordinates, and address for every photo. Everything runs in your browser.
What is in the PDF report?
A cover page with the photo count and how many carry GPS and a date, then one entry per photo: a thumbnail, the capture date and time, the GPS coordinates, the reverse-geocoded address, and the camera. The photos are ordered by the time they were taken.
Does it upload my photos?
No. The photos are read in your browser and the PDF is built locally. Only the coordinates are sent to OpenStreetMap to look up an address; the images themselves never leave your device.
Why are some photos missing a thumbnail or location?
A photo only shows a location if it carries GPS, which needs Location Services on at capture and survives any app it passed through. Thumbnails are generated for formats the browser can open (JPEG, PNG); some HEIC and TIFF files still appear in the report with their date and GPS but without a preview image.
Can I also export a spreadsheet?
Yes. Alongside the PDF, the Download CSV button gives you one row per photo with file, date, latitude, longitude, address, and camera, ready for Excel or Google Sheets.
Related reading

Photo guides on evidence and metadata.

Capture-time alternative

Reporting on field work? Stamp it as you shoot.

A report is only as good as the metadata behind it. When the crew shoots with the iOS app, every photo gets its GPS, atomic time, and address stamped onto the image at the shutter, so the date and place hold 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 that resist tampering
  • Survives Procore, WhatsApp, email, any pipeline
  • Works offline; address fills in later