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Where was this video filmed?
Drop a video. Straight from a phone, the file often still has its location and we show the exact spot. If not, AI reads the landmarks, signs, roads and buildings and names the most likely place, with the clues it used.
How it works
- 1Choose or drop a video (MP4, MOV or WebM). It stays on your device.
- 2We check the file for a saved location and recording date, right in your browser.
- 3No location? Ask the AI for the most likely place, two alternatives and the clues behind them. If the stills we show miss the best view, pick others.
- 4Open the spot in Google Maps or OpenStreetMap to check it.
Questions
Does it work with TikTok or Instagram videos?
Yes, if you have the file. Save the video to your device first, then drop it here. Apps remove the saved location when a video is posted, so the AI reads the scene instead. Links are not supported yet.
How accurate is it?
With a saved location in the file, it is exact. Without one, the AI is usually right about the country, and often about the city or street when a landmark or sign is in view.
What kind of video works best?
Clips that show a street sign, a shop front, a landmark, a skyline or a mountain range. Open sea, plain rooms and close-ups of people give the AI little to go on, and the answer then says so.
Is my video uploaded?
No. The video stays on your device. When you ask the AI, a few still images from it go to our server and to Google Gemini for that one answer and are not kept — unless you click Share verification link, which saves one small thumbnail and the result card for that link.