Tag a whole photo batch with one place
Drop a set of JPEGs, pick the location once, and write the same GPS coordinates into every file. No upload, no recompression, no detour through desktop software.
Drop JPEGs to tag them with one place
Pick a place once, then write the same GPS coordinates into the whole batch. Pixels stay untouched.
Choose the place once
Search a place, tap a preset city, or use your current location. ExifPixel writes standard EXIF GPS coordinates into every JPEG in the batch.
Searching sends the text you type to OpenStreetMap to look up coordinates. Your photos never leave your device.
Preview the location
The map updates as soon as you set coordinates.
Apply it to the batch
Built for batches, not hidden in a generic editor
ExifPixel already lets you edit GPS by hand on a single JPEG. This tool is the fast lane: one location picker, one preview, one ZIP download. It is designed for shoots, listings, field work, archive backfills, and any time many photos need the same coordinates.
The location is written into standard EXIF GPS tags only. Image pixels stay untouched, so there is no quality loss.
Frequently asked questions
Which files can I geotag in bulk?
This batch tool writes GPS metadata into JPEG files. JPEG is the safest format for browser-based EXIF writing without changing the image pixels.
Does this change image quality?
No. ExifPixel edits the metadata block only. The visual image data is copied through untouched.
Can I search for a place instead of typing coordinates?
Yes. Search by address, city or landmark, use a preset city, or fill in latitude and longitude directly.