Drop a photo to find where it was taken

The tool reads GPS coordinates from the photo’s EXIF metadata, then places the location on a map.

JPEG · HEIC · HEIF · PNG · TIFF · AVIF · up to 80 MB

Latitude

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Open in Google Maps Open in OpenStreetMap

Free Comet & Chrome extension

Use HEIC files on ChatGPT and other websites

ATF HEIC Upload Helper converts a selected or dropped HEIC into a temporary JPEG inside your browser, then gives that JPEG to the website you chose. Your original stays unchanged.

No remote conversion service or ATF photo upload
Works with file pickers and drag-and-drop on most websites
Keeps this GPS tool on the original HEIC for accurate metadata

Download ATF HEIC Upload Helper Version 2.0.0 · ZIP for Chromium browsers SHA-256291ca98ae7f5369a28d3ee97fce2901551e3eaa3c0f33fe4373b29fe139450c3

Why does Comet show a broad website-access warning? The helper must see file selections and drops on websites to replace unsupported HEIC files. It ignores non-HEIC files, loads its decoder only when needed, and does not send photos anywhere itself. The destination site can still upload the converted JPEG as part of the action you requested.

Install in Comet or Chrome

Updating from version 1? Remove the old “ATF HEIC Preview” card from chrome://extensions before loading version 2 so both helpers do not run at once.

Download the ZIP and choose Extract all. Keep the extracted folder in a permanent location.
Open chrome://extensions in Comet or Chrome.
Turn on Developer mode, then click Load unpacked.
Select the extracted folder containing manifest.json, then reload any website tabs already open.

Good to know: JPEG conversion is lossy and may remove EXIF/GPS metadata. Chrome internal pages are not supported. If a website blocks converted drag events, use its attachment or file-picker button instead.

The map is waitingDrop a GPS-tagged photo and its location will appear here.

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