GPS Photo With Location

Geo-tag photos and videos, view them on a map, and organize media by location.

This app helps you capture, view, and organize photos and videos that include device-based location and timestamp data. It’s designed for travel, field work, and anyone who needs location-based media organization.

🌟 Key Features

👉 Automatic GPS Tagging
Automatically attach location and time information to new photos and videos using your device’s location services.

👉 Map-Based Viewing
Geo-tagged media appears as pins on an interactive map, making it easy to review where your photos and videos were taken.

👉 Smart Import for Existing Photos
Add or correct GPS EXIF data when your existing photos lack accurate location information. Only metadata is updated; the image content itself is not changed.

👉 Simple Collage Creation
Create one-page layouts using built-in templates for trip overviews, field documentation, or quick visual summaries.

👉 Integrated Gallery
Browse and manage your media directly inside the app without switching to the system gallery.

🔐 Permissions & Privacy

This app uses the following permissions to provide its core features:
• Camera – to capture photos and videos
• Location – to attach device-reported location data and show map information
• Microphone – to record audio while capturing videos
• Photos/Media – to save new content and import existing files

You can manage these permissions at any time in your device settings. If location access is turned off, geo-tagging and some map-based features may be limited.

🎯 Ideal For
• Travelers
• Field inspectors and survey work
• Users organizing media by location
• Quick reports requiring GPS details

🧭 Overview

This app provides a straightforward way to:
• Capture media with device-based GPS location data
• Review photos and videos on an interactive map
• Update or add location data to existing images
• Create simple collage-style pages
• Keep everything organized in a dedicated in-app gallery

All features are described to reflect the actual capabilities of the tool, without promising functionality beyond what it offers.