Geotag edits location information for photos and videos in a Photos.app Photo Library. Its map shows where items were taken, and dragging photos onto the map assigns locations. Filters identify photos and videos without location data. Saved places such as home or a studio can be applied to items in a few taps. The app works offline, with changes syncing through the Photo Library, while favorite locations sync across devices through a personal iCloud account. Geotag says it does not modify or delete Photo Library images, and location changes can be reverted in Photos.app. The maker also says the app was not built to receive user data and has no third-party libraries that might collect it. The listed Geotag Photography plan costs 3.99 USD per once. There is no free plan or trial.
Who it is for
Geotag suits iPad and Mac users who organize Photos.app libraries and need to add, correct, or review GPS locations. It is useful for people wanting offline edits and reusable favorite places.
What is good
- Drag photos onto a map to set locations
- Filters find missing location data
- Works without a network connection
- Favorite locations sync through iCloud
- Changes can be reverted in Photos.app
What to know first
- Costs 3.99 USD per once
- No free plan or trial
- Requires iPadOS 18 or macOS 15
- Apple has not verified developer privacy information
Verdict
Geotag focuses on correcting Photos.app location metadata with map editing, filters, favorites, and offline operation. Its one-time price and Apple-platform requirements are the main selection considerations.
Geotag plans and pricing
All plansCompared on photo metadata editors
- Free plan
- No
- Platform
- cross_platform
- GPS metadata tools
- Yes
