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GeoTager
Add GPS & EXIF Metadata to Images
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Add GPS & EXIF Metadata to Images
9 followers
GeoTag is a privacy-first, browser-based image geotagging and metadata editor. Add GPS coordinates, EXIF, IPTC, and XMP metadata to your photos without uploading them to any server. Every edit happens locally in your browser, preserving image quality and privacy. Designed for photographers, local SEO professionals, businesses, and content creators who need fast, secure, and accurate image metadata management.
Hi Users,
I am excited to share GeoTager with you today.
Managing photo metadata usually forces a compromise between clunky desktop apps and online tools that require uploading private files to third-party servers.
GeoTager solves this with a privacy-first, browser-based metadata editor. It allows you to view, add, and edit GPS coordinates, EXIF, IPTC, and XMP data entirely locally.
Key Highlights:
100% Private: Images are processed locally in your browser—zero server uploads.
Lightning Fast: Instant local processing with no upload or download wait times.
Lossless Saving: Updates metadata layers without re-compressing or degrading original image quality.
Built for Professionals: Ideal for photographers, local SEO specialists optimizing geolocations, and privacy-conscious creators.
honestly really glad something like this exists because uploading photos to random servers for geotagging always felt sketchy. one thing that would make it way more useful for me is bulk editing, like being able to drop in a folder of photos and apply the same GPS coordinates or metadata presets to all of them at once instead of doing them one by one.
@lukeskywalkee Thanks for checking it out, Luke! Keeping everything local for absolute privacy was the main goal, so I'm glad that resonates.
Bulk editing is a fantastic idea and highly requested. It’s definitely on the roadmap! I'm actively working on a feature to let you drop in a folder and apply coordinates or presets across all files seamlessly while keeping it 100% serverless. Appreciate the feedback!
Ran a batch of travel photos through it and the fact that everything stays in the browser is a relief. Editing the GPS fields felt quick and the metadata stuck after re-downloading.
@edric_darcy Awesome to hear, edric_darcy! Glad it made processing your travel photos quick and worry-free. Maintaining lossless quality while keeping data entirely in the browser was a top priority during development.
Let me know if there are any other features or metadata fields you’d love to see in the future. Safe travels and happy tagging!