GeoTagger
GeoTagger is a macOS utility for adding geographic location metadata to digital photographs. It reads GPS coordinates from GPX files, comma-separated coordinate lists, or manual entry, and embeds them into image EXIF data. Photographers and geospatial enthusiasts use it to retroactively tag photos taken on cameras or devices without built-in GPS, or to batch-process images with location information captured during a trip. The app preserves original image files and writes location data in standard formats compatible with photo libraries, map services, and publishing workflows.
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1 suggestionWe could not find current information about GeoTagger's native Apple Silicon status in our search results — the developer's online presence appears minimal or outdated. Since you are running this app on a Mac with Apple Silicon and the bundle ID suggests a small independent developer, we recommend contacting the developer directly to ask whether a native Apple Silicon build is planned. This is particularly important because Apple is removing Rosetta 2 in macOS 28 (September 2028), so an Intel-only build will stop launching entirely on that release or later. As interim contingency options, consider ImageMagick (via command-line or a frontend like Graphicx) for batch geotagging with coordinate lists, or QGIS if you need more advanced geospatial tools — both run natively on Apple Silicon. Lightweight photo management apps like Shoebox or Digikam also support geotagging and have native builds.
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