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Maplity Geotagger review

Free#35 of 38 in Photo Geotagging Software

A private, free browser geotagger for small JPEG batches.

6.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Maplity Geotagger is a free, browser-based tool for adding GPS coordinates and editing photo EXIF metadata. It suits solo users and small teams that need to process a limited number of images without sending files or location data to a server. The web interface supports batches of up to 10 images, displays existing EXIF information, and lets users edit title, description, artist, and copyright fields.

The workflow centers on location selection. A user can find a place by address, use the current location, or choose a point with an interactive map marker. After editing, images can be exported with embedded metadata. JPEG files support EXIF writing, while PNG, WEBP, and AVIF files are exported as-is. This makes the tool focused on practical JPEG geotagging rather than broad media-format conversion. The published offering is free, with no paid tiers described.

Maplity Geotagger’s main fit is private, occasional geotagging in a browser. Client-side processing is useful when keeping original photos and coordinates off a server matters, and documentation is the listed support channel. Its scope is intentionally narrow: batches stop at 10 images, the platform is web-based, and non-JPEG formats do not receive the same metadata-writing treatment. Users managing larger libraries, requiring native applications, or needing metadata writing across multiple formats should choose a more specialized alternative; for small JPEG batches and straightforward map-based placement, Maplity Geotagger is a direct option.

Maplity Geotagger pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Client-side processing keeps photos and location data off the server.
    • Map, address search, and current-location options simplify GPS placement.
    • Edits core EXIF fields and exports embedded metadata for JPEGs.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Batch processing is limited to 10 images at a time.
    • Only JPEG files receive EXIF writing on export.
    • PNG, WEBP, and AVIF files export without metadata changes.

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