Geotag 6.0.30.5

Geotag is a software tool developed by Andreas Schneider that allows users to add geolocation information, also known as geotags, to their photos or other media files.

Geotag works by reading the GPS data from a connected GPS device or a GPS track file, and then associating that information with the corresponding photos or media files. It uses this data to embed geotags into the files' metadata.

Yes, Geotag provides batch processing capabilities, allowing users to add geotags to multiple photos or media files in one go. This can save a lot of time and effort when working with large collections of files.

Geotag supports a wide range of popular file formats, including JPEG, PNG, TIFF, and many others. It can also handle various raw image formats used by different camera manufacturers.

Yes, Geotag is designed to work with a variety of GPS devices. As long as the device can output standard GPS track files (e.g., GPX format), Geotag should be able to read and process the data from it.

Yes, Geotag includes a user-friendly interface where users can manually enter geolocation data for their photos or media files. This can be useful when GPS data is not available or needs to be adjusted.

Yes, Geotag is a cross-platform software tool and is available for Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems. Users can choose the version that matches their preferred operating system.

Yes, Geotag offers an option to remove geotags from photos or media files. This can be useful for privacy reasons or when sharing files that do not require geolocation information.

Yes, in addition to photos, Geotag can also add geotags to various types of media files such as videos, audio files, and even documents. This makes it a versatile tool for adding geolocation information to a wide range of media.

Yes, Geotag offers a free trial version with limited functionality. Users can try out the software and see if it meets their needs before deciding to purchase the full version.