Google Photos on map: browse, pin, PDF

Geolocation picture manager of Google Photos on map, save pictures to PDF. Pin and save PDF using map location and geotag

What is Google Photos on map: browse, pin, PDF?

Google Photos on Map: Browse, Pin, PDF is a Chrome extension that enables the users to manage their Google Photos using geotagging. Users can find, organize and browse their photos based on their location. The extension also provides an option to save photos to a PDF file and allows users to pin non-Geotagged photos to a specific location on the map. Users can preview their photos, find automatic event discovery, zoom in and out for photo details, and share their selected location photos easily via this Chrome extension. It is optimized for both web and mobile web use.

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By: https://myfotoplaces.com

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Users: 6,000+

Rating: 4.37 (153)

Version: 1.0.0.7 (Last updated: 2018-08-30)

Creation date: 2018-08-30

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 26.25K

Email: pa*****@gmail.com

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MyFotoPlaces is built around Google Drive/Photos: you can find and organize your images by the location and save event photos to PDF just in browser. While Google Drive provides excellent service for storing your photos, MyFotoPlaces gives you new perspectives on browsing across your pictures. MyFotoPlaces enables quick navigation over your pictures using location of snapped pictures. Using saved Geotagging, MyFotoPlaces quickly finds pictures using the places where you’ve taken the fotos and shows you the location on map. It also automatically finds events where you snapped the pictures, so you can browse pictures as album. You can save your photos to PDF file to share or store. PDF save wizard allows you to give a name to event, select and describe pictures, choose template of PDF document. MyFotoPlaces is powered by OpenStreetMap.org

You can organize available non-Geotagged pictures by pinning photos into a place on the map. Assign a location to the pictures and find them any time on map.

Try our demo www.myfotoplaces.com/demo

MyFotoPlaces enables quick preview and full screen views of the pictures in the places. It is easy to demonstrate your holiday pictures – just click map marker to start the slideshow. “My Places” enables quick access of photos in the places. It shows you places where pictures taken or pinned, timeline. You will be amazed how many Google photos you re-discover again!

Features - Find and group your Google Photos using saved geotagging and show pictures on the Google map - Manage location of Google Photos by pinning pictures into a location - Save pictures to PDF

User reviews

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Pros

Helps to geo tag photos
Synchronizes perfectly with Google Photos
Makes it easy to locate photos on a map
Gives a history of travel life

Cons

Does not always display photos in the correct location
Requires access to personal data
Issues with displaying private vs. public photos
Does not always show estimated location of older photos

Most mentioned

Does not display photos in correct location
Does not show estimated location of older photos
Synchronizes perfectly with Google Photos
Does not always display private vs. public photos correctly
Helps to geo tag photos

Recent reviews

A Google user, 2017-12-02

I've been hoping for an app like this forever and had high hopes, but it's only found a dozen old wallpaper images from 2014 out of my 20,000+ google photos images. ALL my photos have geolocation. What gives? What am I missing here? Before anyone asks, YES, I've checked to ensure "remove geolocation from shared photos" is UNchecked.