GPS Camera: Map & Location

Capture photos and videos with location and time information using this GPS camera location app. It records GPS camera data when you shoot, helping you organize and view photos clearly on maps for travel, work, and daily records.

✨ Key features

• Capture photos and videos with GPS camera location and timestamp
• View your photo history on a GPS map with clear location pins
• Use GPS camera location stamps with built-in layout templates
• Import existing images and update EXIF location metadata
• In-app gallery to preview, sort, and manage photo albums

📍 Capture with GPS camera location
When you take a photo or video in the app, GPS camera location data such as coordinates, latitude, and time can be added based on device settings. When available, an approximate address may also be shown depending on network and location conditions.

🗺 View photos on a GPS map
Captured photos and videos are grouped by place in a map view. You can tap a location to preview items, review a travel route, or organize photos by area. The GPS map view provides a clear way to browse location-based photos.

🧩 Location stamp layouts (GPS map stamp)
Choose layout styles to display GPS camera location information, including text blocks, mini maps, or simple bars. Placement and appearance can be adjusted for travel photos, journey logs, or work documentation.

🖼 Import & geotag existing photos
Select photos from your device and add or update GPS location metadata (EXIF). This allows you to geotag photos taken earlier and keep location information consistent.

🔍 Additional details

• Supports common photo and video formats on Android
• Useful for travel photos, journey records, and outdoor activities
• Location data may include coordinates, latitude, and related map fields

🔒 Permissions and data use
The app requests permissions only for required features: Camera, Location, Photos/Media, and Microphone (optional). Permissions can be managed in system settings. This GPS camera location app is designed for creating and organizing location-based photos, not for tracking people.