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Where was this photo taken?
Drop a photo. If it still has GPS data we show the exact spot; if not, AI reads the landmarks, signs, roads and plants and tells you the most likely place, with the clues it used.
How it works
- 1Choose or drop a photo (JPG, PNG, HEIC or WebP).
- 2We first look for GPS coordinates in the file, right in your browser.
- 3No GPS? Ask the AI. It reads the scene and returns the most likely place, two alternatives and the clues behind them.
- 4Open the spot in Google Maps or OpenStreetMap to check it.
Questions
How accurate is it?
With GPS data in the file, it is exact. Without it, the AI is usually right about the country and often about the city when there is a landmark, a sign or distinctive architecture. Plain indoor shots, beaches and forests are hard; the answer then comes with low confidence.
Why does my photo have no GPS data?
Most social apps (Instagram, WhatsApp, X, Facebook) strip location data when you upload, and many phones only save it when location access is on for the camera. Screenshots never have it.
Is my photo stored?
No, not by default. GPS is read in your browser, and when you ask the AI, a resized copy is sent to our server and to Google Gemini for that one answer and is not kept. Only if you click Share verification link do we save a small thumbnail and the result card for that link.
Can I find where a video was filmed?
Yes, use the video location finder. It checks the file for a saved location first, then reads the scene.