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Reisezoom Geotagger review

Free#8 of 38 in Photo Geotagging Software

A free, private geotagger for GPX matching across desktop and browser workflows.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Reisezoom Geotagger adds GPS coordinates to photos and videos by matching capture times with recorded GPX tracks. It is aimed at solo photographers and small teams that want desktop or browser-based geotagging without an account. The workflow includes map-based track viewing, manual placement, camera time-zone handling, manual offsets and direction markers for photos. Tagged copies are written by default, leaving original files unchanged.

The product is free across its listed tools. GPS Studio provides desktop geotagging on macOS and Windows, while Linux builds are available from source. A browser tool handles JPEG geotagging locally in the browser, so photos do not need to be uploaded for that workflow. This cross-platform setup suits people who move between operating systems or prefer a browser option for smaller JPEG jobs, while the desktop application covers broader media support.

Its strongest capability is broad, batch-oriented media handling: the desktop app can process complete folders and supports JPEG, RAW formats such as Canon CR3, HEIC, MP4 and MOV. Time-zone controls and offsets help align cameras with GPS logs when device clocks differ, and manual map placement covers images without a matching track. The trade-off is that the browser tool supports JPEG only, the desktop app is labeled beta, and Linux requires a source build rather than a packaged download. Choose Reisezoom Geotagger for private, flexible GPX matching across media types; choose another tool if you need a packaged Linux desktop release or browser support for RAW, HEIC or video.

Reisezoom Geotagger pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Matches GPX tracks to photos and videos by capture time
    • Batch processes folders and supports JPEG, RAW, HEIC and video
    • Runs JPEG geotagging locally without uploading photos
  • Where it doesn't
    • Browser geotagging is limited to JPEG files
    • Desktop app is currently labeled beta
    • Linux users must build the desktop app from source

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