EXIF plus ranked location candidates.
Image geolocation sends a photo through EXIF parsing and vision-backed location candidates. You get ranked places with confidence-style ordering, not a single guaranteed address. Use it when metadata is stripped but scene context still suggests a region.
Outputs combine hard EXIF GPS (when the camera or phone embedded coordinates) with multiple AI-ranked regions, so you often leave with both a precise pin and broader context labels. That dual signal is what makes photo OSINT useful for travel fraud, alibi checks, and geofencing leads.
What you upload
- JPEG or PNG from disk (dashboard upload or API multipart)
- EXIF GPS, when present, is shown separately from AI-ranked guesses
- Large files are resized server-side; keep originals in your case folder
What comes back
The workspace lists candidate regions or cities in order. Medium confidence means corroborate with maps and open sources before citing in a report. EXIF coordinates, when found, appear as a fixed pin distinct from the ranked list.
Credits
Image geolocation uses account credits per request on API v1; dashboard usage follows your plan credit balance.
- Dashboard → Tools → Image geolocation
- API v1: multipart POST /api/v1/image-geolocation
