Linux · Graphics & Design
GPS Correlate
Attaches GPS location to images
by Daniel Fandrich
Official site: flathub.org
About GPS Correlate
GPS Correlate takes a GPS track stored by any of a number of GPS devices and phone apps and correlates the time stamp of a digital photo with the location of the track at that same moment. The location of the image is then stamped directly into the image file using the appropriate EXIF GPS tags. The resulting image then contains not just the time the photo was taken but its exact location, too. The location is used by various other applications and services (such as Google Photos) to display a map of where the photo was taken.
How to install GPS Correlate
- Click Download — the developer's official website opens in a new tab.
- Download the latest version there and run it. Choose Custom/Advanced where offered, and skip any bundled extras.
- Prefer the command line? With Flatpak you can install and update it with: flatpak install flathub io.github.dfandrich.gpscorrelate
- Open GPS Correlate once it finishes installing.
Frequently asked questions
Is GPS Correlate free to download?
Yes. The Download button sends you to flathub.org, the developer's official site, where GPS Correlate is available to download. Flatnic doesn't host or modify any files.
How do I install GPS Correlate from the command line?
With Flatpak, run: flatpak install flathub io.github.dfandrich.gpscorrelate. This installs it from the official source and keeps it updated.
Is GPS Correlate safe?
GPS Correlate downloads directly from the developer. As always, scan the installer with your antivirus and choose Custom setup to skip any bundled extras.