How To Find (Extract) The GPS Coordinates On Your iPhone Photos

[@SlavicSon]

Thanks man! This is was the most clear explanation of doing that on the entire WWW. Kudos!

[@stephanedresler6241]

Excellent info. No need for another app to extract the info. Thank you!

[@tc3imagery]

Great video, thanks.
Is there a way to see these coordinates on the iPhone without having to first transfer them to the computer and use the photos and preview programs?

[@AvgJoe-ru8tj]

I have a question? for photos that were taken before turning the location services ON while using the camera is not possible to find this GPS information right?

[@Varietylab]

thanks Steve

[@duncansinclair6155]

Excellent demonstration, thank you!

[@SteveSherron]

Glad it was helpful!

[@duncansinclair6155]

@@SteveSherron yes indeed. I'll be going back to a spot where I took a photo two years ago. I've entered the coordinates into my hiking app, thank you.

[@MiriamReichelBodner]

Thank you for this! This was extremely helpful, as I recently lost a lot of my GPS data, and all I had to go by in some cases were photos on my iPhone 6. This tip saved my project, as the Photos software just doesn't show coordinates. I hope that gets changed soon, as it would be such a handy feature! Excellent video on your part.

[@loydwinn5990]

Hi Steve. I use Windows 10. When I click the picture then File. I only see Open New Window, Open Window Powershell and Options. Export is not in any of them. How do I find out where the Export feature is?

[@nattur2002]

Great Tutorial. Thank you!

[@milesholloway6031]

Thanks, Does this apply to photo received via text message?

[@MonitoringRemote]

Many Thanks Steve, I appreciate you taking the time to put this up, Cheers

[@anagyebi2235]

Can this work for videos?

[@AvoidingChores]

something I did not know how to extract. NICE!

[@heyjudit9062]

Hi Steve! This only works if i had Mac? What about PC?! I will appreciate your help. Cheers :)

[@adrianalfordphotography]

Great work Steve thanks 🙏

[@monicaandreagarciaotalora9313]

Many Thanks Steve!!! This is super useful...

[@olpyx]

Thank You So Much

[@wyliehorn4374]

Thanks Steve. Very useful.

[@jeffreyhead4079]

you're a legend

[@ajryangameaudio]

Thanks Steve!

[@DajanaLC]

Awesome tutorial, Steve. Short, simple, sweet :D

[@bobvogel9916]

Well, it probably worked when made. But 2022 and now 'gps' isn't an option in that list. At least for me. OS 12.2.1 :-(

[@jasonmarquette]

Perfect, thank you.

[@pamela8570]

Thanks Steve great stuff

[@MarisolsAdventures]

thank u

[@arquicadjmg]

HOW DO YOU TRANSLATE THAT INFO TO GOOGLE MAPS, IS NOT THE SAME FORMAT???...............THANKS!

[@nuridham4635]

Thanks u bro

[@pattens100]

Thanks. That was helpful.

[@ImolaS3]

Thanks!!!

[@chirantha]

Thanks!

[@dbdnrbdb]

Hey brother.. If you haven't already please do so.. This may help you live longer.. Please check your "ferratin" levels thru a blood test.. Its a test to see if you have excessive iron build up in your body.. It usually causes bronze or yellowish skin. Liver failure and a heart attack can happen with no warnings.. Nice videos by the way.

[@mehdi.farrokh]

Thanks Steve. Unfortunately iPhone sucks in everything.

[@renoyoung126]

Would this work for videos as well?

[@reecefinch6902]

Can you find the location of a photo on your iPhone only using your iPhone?

[@graceiovine3080]

Listening….I do not have a computer. Thanks

[@sailingakademie]

It's much easier:
1. Drag & Drop the picture to the desktop (or somewhere else)
2. Mark it and use "cmd" + "i" for information. And there it is: The GPS data.

[@majdid1975]

please,can u explain more???I already drop photo on desktop then i dont know how to do....thank u...

[@sailingakademie]

imgur.com/a/YJ00i9e
You'll find all information (in macOS) under "cmd + i"

[@7lol2007]

Ugh I bet thieves are all over this lol,

[@kanishkawijayananda6957]

Clear but talk less

[@SteveSherron]

LOL (too much?)

[@SagarikaGolder]

Thanks a lot. Really helpful stuff.