GPS Map Camera: Geotag Photo

A camera that prints where and when you took each photo: a small map with a pin, the address, the latitude and longitude, and the date and time. The stamp you see on screen is exactly what your photo saves.

■ Everything in one stamp
Map: a small map with a pin, from OpenStreetMap
Address: the street address, plus the city, region and country
Latitude and longitude: decimal (35.681236°) or degrees, minutes and seconds (35°40'52.4"N)
Altitude above sea level: when GPS can measure height (Android 14 or later)
Date and time, with the time zone (GMT+09:00)
Note: one line of your own, such as a site name

■ Three styles
A dark band, a light band, or text only. Put the stamp at the bottom or the top, in three sizes.

■ Shoot sideways too
Turn your phone and the photo is saved in landscape, with the stamp along the bottom.

■ Location saved in the photo data
Latitude, longitude, altitude and time are also written into the photo (EXIF), so Google Photos and map apps can show where it was taken. You can turn this off before sharing.

■ Full-resolution photos, no app logo
Photos are saved at your camera's full resolution. We never add our logo to your photos.

■ Weak signal is fine
GPS works without the internet. The map and the address need a connection; without one, the stamp shows the latitude, longitude and time. Maps you have already seen are kept on your phone for a while.

Good for
・Proof of work on a building site, a delivery or an inspection
・Field surveys, farm plots and property photos
・Travel photos that remember where you were
・Reporting damage, accidents or a parking spot
・Hiking photos with the altitude

Photos only, no video. Photos are saved in 3:4. Your location is used only while the camera screen is open. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.