Highlights
- Correlates photo timestamps with GPS track logs for automated coordinate assignment
- Provides manual position adjustment directly on an integrated map interface
- Edits and embeds geographical metadata within the original image files
About this application
KGeoTag is a photo geotagging application developed by KDE for Linux systems. It allows users to assign geographical coordinates to image files by correlating them with GPS data tracks. Users can load photographs alongside track logs from various formats, aligning timestamps to place pictures onto a map interface.
The application provides visual confirmation of positioning through integrated map views. Users can manually adjust coordinates, modify metadata tags directly within the image files, and organize photo collections based on location data. It functions primarily as a desktop tool for managing geographic attributes of digital imagery without requiring constant cloud connectivity.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub org.kde.kgeotag
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