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Ribeira, Porto
Visual clues: Colorful waterfront buildings beside the Douro River.
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AI photo location finder
Where was this photo taken?
Where was this photo taken? Upload it to explore possible locations, check the map and review the clues.
Photo location tool
Start with a photo.
Drop it here, or paste an image from your clipboard.
JPEG, PNG or WebP · Up to 8 MiB each · 1–10 photosSign in to analyze · 1 credit per photo
Works without GPS metadataUp to 10 photos per batchMap, clues & sources
A closer look
See what a location result looks like
Explore candidate places, map coordinates, visual clues and available sources. Precision depends on the photo.
Illustrative preview LocationFrom photo source
Ribeira, Porto, Portugal
41.139784, -8.609436
© OpenStreetMap contributors
Visual clues
Colorful waterfront buildings line the Douro River, with the bridge and hillside nearby.
Original photo recordWikimedia Commons
This preview uses a published photo and its source camera coordinates.
Keep your findings
A report you can take with you
See the photo, location and map in a PDF, or keep location and source fields in a CSV. PDF and CSV downloads are included with Pro.
Illustrative sample based on the photo source; actual results depend on the image.
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Click a photo to turn it over and see its result preview. These screenshots use documented locations.
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Eiffel Tower, Paris
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How to search
Find where a photo was taken
A street, building or landscape in a photo can provide clues to its location. Use this photo location finder to explore possible matches.
Choose, drop or paste an image, then sign in to analyze it. Review the suggested locations, map and visual clues before checking the available sources.
Search up to 10 photos
Add 1–10 images and review each result individually. Each photo uses one credit; the total appears before you confirm.
Send a photo from your phone
Scan the code on your phone to send a photo to your computer. Return to the workspace to confirm the analysis.
View and export results
View a result and map on your phone. Pro includes PDF and CSV report downloads.
See report previewBefore you upload
Photo location questions
What to know before you analyze a photo.
Can I find a location without GPS or EXIF?+
Yes. The tool can analyze visual details even when a photo has no location metadata. A useful suggestion still depends on what is visible in the image.
Will it identify the exact place?+
Not always. Distinctive landmarks and readable signs can help. A generic landscape, tight crop, or dark interior may only support a broad area—or no reliable location.
Do I need an account to analyze a photo?+
Yes. Sign in before starting an analysis. Each image uses one credit, and batch mode shows the total before you confirm.
Which photos can I upload?+
Use JPEG, PNG, or WebP files up to 8 MiB each. You can add up to 10 images in a batch. If your phone uses HEIC, export a JPEG copy first.
Can I download the results?+
Pro report exports include PDF and CSV. You can also send a result to your phone to view the location and download reports available with your access.
Does finding a place prove where a photo was taken?+
No. Treat a location suggestion as a lead. Compare the visible scene, map, and available sources before treating the place or camera position as confirmed.