See your route through the photos themselves
Drop a batch of GPS-tagged images and ExifPixel turns them into a route sketch, stop-by-stop gallery and exportable map dataset. It is part story view, part location audit.
Drop photos to build a trip map
ExifPixel reads embedded GPS and capture time, then turns the batch into a route view, gallery and exportable map data.
See the story in the route
The overview plot below is built from the coordinates inside your photos. It is a route sketch for sequencing and export, while the detail panel shows a real map for the selected stop.
A route lens for travel, archives and field work
Photo metadata is usually read one image at a time. This view flips that around: it shows how the whole set moves through space and time, which makes it useful for trip recaps, journalism, research logs and real-estate or site-visit batches.
The route overview is a lightweight plot based on your embedded GPS data, while the selected stop still gets a real map panel for easy inspection.
Frequently asked questions
What if some photos in the batch have no GPS?
They still stay in the gallery, but they are skipped from the route plot and map exports because there is no location to place.
Can I export the route to another mapping tool?
Yes. ExifPixel can export the mapped stops as CSV or GeoJSON so you can continue in GIS, newsroom or travel-planning tools.
Does this sort the trip automatically?
It uses capture time when the photos provide one. If not, it keeps the order you added them in.