Writes GPS coordinates into your photos — automatically from a GPX track or by hand with a click on the map. Simple, fast, and without your data ever leaving your Mac.
Whether with a recorded track or without one at all — PiccoPin adds the right coordinates.
PiccoPin matches the capture time of your photos with your GPX track and adds the right coordinates automatically. No more setting pins by hand for hundreds of images.
No track? No problem. Select photos, click the map — done. Place many shots from the same spot in one step, and correct already located photos with a single click.
By default PiccoPin writes the coordinates into copies of your images. If you prefer, you can also write directly into the originals via the settings. Before every export you see exactly what happens — including a clear warning if originals would be changed.
Camera clock not quite right? PiccoPin remembers a time offset per camera model and factors it out automatically when matching — even when the camera time is off by hours.
Load several GPX tracks at the same time, assign photos to a track, and find them again anytime. Location search and map view keep you on top of things.
PiccoPin works with photos from the file system as well as with the Apple Photos library. Available in six languages.
PiccoPin is a real macOS app. No web view, no Electron, no cross-platform trick.
No forced cloud, no accounts, no tracking. What's on your machine stays on your machine.
Fully localized in German, English, Dutch, French, Spanish and Italian.
Before every export PiccoPin shows exactly what will be written — with a clear warning if originals are affected.
Whether hiking, cycling or travelling — PiccoPin puts your shots on the map.
Recorded a GPS track? PiccoPin locates all photos of the trip automatically based on capture time.
Locate hundreds of holiday pictures in one go — without the tedious manual setting of pins.
No track available? Set the position by clicking the map — even for many images from the same spot.
Already located photos with the wrong position? A single click on the map is enough to fix them.