GPS Photo: With Location & Map

GPS Photo: With Location & Map

Galaxy studio apps
4.2
Travel & Local
10,000,000+ Downloads

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What it does

Photos tied to place

GPS Photo: With Location & Map is a camera and photo-organising app for travellers, field workers, and anyone who wants more context than a standard image gallery provides. It adds location details to photos, including coordinates, and can show when an image was taken. That makes each picture easier to place in a trip, visit, or site record.

A map view for your gallery

Instead of relying only on a scrolling timeline, you can browse location-aware photos through a map. This is useful when you remember where something happened but not when you took the picture. The app also supports weather information in the photo details, giving outdoor images another layer of context.

Useful beyond new camera shots

The app can work with photos already in your gallery, allowing location information to be added or adjusted for images captured elsewhere. Travel-focused layouts and collage options provide another way to arrange several images when a simple gallery view is not enough.

  • Capture photos with location and time details.
  • Review images by place on a map.
  • Add or edit location information for existing photos.
  • Arrange travel images with layouts and collages.

At a glance

Developed by Galaxy studio apps, this Travel & Local app has a 4.18 rating from 83,764 reviews and more than 10,000,000 installs. It suits people who want their photos to serve as travel records, location references, or organised visual notes rather than isolated snapshots.