Every trip photo, on the map where you took it

Upload from your phone or computer, and each photo lands where it was taken: easy to find again, stamp, share or take to Google Earth.

What it looks like in GeoTag

A sample workspace, with every photo on the map where it was taken.

The camera roll sorts a trip by date, so finding the photos from one town means scrolling and guessing.

Copying, editing or messaging a photo can strip its GPS, and putting it back takes a desktop tool like ExifTool.

The places you visited live in a spreadsheet or a list of pins, apart from the photos you took there.

Use the iPhone or Android app, or the browser. Photos and videos with GPS land on the map by themselves.

Group photos into places such as a town, a trail or a campsite, each with a description, tags and an icon.

Search your places and photos by name, filter by tag or by how recently you added them, and sort by date taken or by distance.

Move the map to the spot and geotag a whole selection to its center at once, or drag a marker that is off to the right spot.

Stamp coordinates, date and a caption onto a photo, share it by link, and turn the link off later.

Export your places as a KMZ file and open the whole trip in Google Earth.

Personal Basic is $24 a year with 10 GB of storage; Personal Plus is $8 a month with 100 GB. Both start with a 14-day free trial.