Add GPS coordinates, location, date, time stamp, site ID, city, company logo, and custom notes to one or multiple photos online. Free, fast, secure, and perfect for construction, telecom, engineering, inspections, and field reports.
Drag and drop your photos in the upload area, or use the Add Photos button above.
Any field left empty is completely removed from the final photo, including its label and blank space.
Apply the same timestamp details to all uploaded photos. Multiple results download together in one ZIP file.
Your photos remain on your device. This page does not upload them to the Reportix server.
Reportix turns ordinary site photographs into clearer project documentation by adding a visible GPS coordinate stamp, map-selected location, date, time, site ID, city, company logo and custom field notes. It is built for construction progress photos, telecom site images, engineering inspections, maintenance records, utility work and survey photos.
Use the tool for construction progress photographs, telecom tower and fiber sites, civil and MEP inspections, maintenance work, asset surveys, quality checks, punch lists, handover records and project closeout photo documentation.
Any field left empty is excluded automatically, keeping the final photo clean.
Upload several site photos and apply the same project details to the batch. The first image uses the selected time and each following image is automatically one minute later. Multiple results download together in one ZIP file.
A camera image may show the work but not explain which site it belongs to, where the location is, or when the record applies. This Reportix tool adds a visible site ID, city, GPS coordinates, date, time, optional logo and work note directly to the exported image. It is useful when photographs will later be placed in progress reports, inspection records, maintenance files, handover packages or project-closeout folders.
The stamp shows information you enter or select. It does not independently certify the original capture time or location and does not claim to extract or verify EXIF GPS metadata.
Label daily or weekly progress photos, punch-list evidence, completion photos and handover images with project context that remains visible after the file is copied or shared.
Add site IDs and coordinates to tower, cabinet, fiber, civil-work and installation photos so similar-looking locations are easier to distinguish during QA/QC and closeout review.
Use visible location, date, time and notes for asset inspections, maintenance visits, engineering observations, utility work and survey photo sets.
For multiple photos, the first image uses the selected starting time and each following image advances by one minute. This helps create an orderly visual sequence for one site visit or work activity.
The image editing and export operations run in your browser. The interactive map and place search use online services and require internet access, but the selected photo files are not sent to Reportix for server-side image processing.
Upload the photo, enter latitude and longitude manually or choose the point on the map, customize the visible stamp, and download the processed image.
Yes. Upload multiple photos and apply the same site information to the batch. The first photo uses your selected time and each following photo uses the selected time difference.
Yes. Site ID or location name, city, GPS coordinates, date, time, remarks and an optional company or client logo can all be added.
Yes. Select Search on Map, find a place in English, click the required point or drag the marker, and use those coordinates in the photo stamp.
The tool accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG and WebP images. Multiple processed photos can be downloaded together in a ZIP file.
No. Photo editing and export run in the browser. The online map and location search require an internet connection.
No. The visible stamp uses the coordinates entered or selected by the user. It is intended for labeling and organizing project photos, not as independent verification of the original capture location.
No. This version uses manual coordinates or the map-selected point. It does not automatically read or certify EXIF GPS information from the uploaded image.