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Upload any photo and discover its estimated location in seconds

Free to try — in the GeoSpy iPhone app. Unlimited on the web with a subscription.

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Photos Analyzed
2M+
Analysis Time
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A replay of the Photo Finder: a photo is chosen, the globe turns while it is analysed, the camera flies to the estimate and the result appears; then the estimated point is shown at street level, beside another photo of the same houses.

Replay of the Photo Finder with a shortened timeline. The result is the real one for the San Francisco sample photo; its point lands on the houses in the photo. Imagery: NASA Blue Marble, USDA NAIP (USGS). Street photo: Carol M. Highsmith, Library of Congress. Borders: Natural Earth.
Replay of the Photo Finder with a shortened timeline. The result is the real one for the San Francisco sample photo; its point lands on the houses in the photo. Imagery: NASA Blue Marble, USDA NAIP (USGS). Street photo: Carol M. Highsmith, Library of Congress. Borders: Natural Earth.

How it works

First the file, then the picture

GeoSpy checks the file for location data first. When there is none, an AI model reads what the picture shows.

Open the Photo Finder
Clues marked by hand on a sample photo, to show the kind of detail the model reads. They are not the model’s output.

Real GeoSpy results

Five photos, and what came back

Each public-domain photo was sent to the live analyser on 21 October 2026 with its metadata removed, so the answer came from the picture alone. City, country and confidence are shown as they were returned.

01 / 05San Francisco, USAAI Estimation100%

Photo: Bernard Spragg. NZ, CC0

Also on GeoSpy

Guess where you are, from a street-level view

The analyser reads a photo you already have. The game turns it around: you are dropped somewhere on Earth with a Street View panorama and a world map, and you work out where you are. Two rounds, up to 5,000 points each, scored by how close your pin lands.

It runs in your browser. No account, no download, nothing to pay — a free GeoGuessr alternative, and good practice for reading the same clues the analyser looks for: road markings, signage, vegetation, which side of the road traffic drives on.

The game showing a Street View panorama of a rural road above a world map, with a button to drop a pin
The round result: guess and answer pins joined by a dashed line, 2,092 km away, scoring 1,230 out of 5,000
The GeoSpy side panel next to a web page, showing San Francisco, United States with 100% confidence and a map

For Chrome

Check a photo without leaving the page

Right-click any photo on the web and choose “Find where this photo was taken”. The place, a confidence score and a map open in Chrome’s side panel. Free to install; the analysis uses your GeoSpy Premium.

See the Chrome extension

Learn

Photo location guides

How to read EXIF data, what a photo gives away when the metadata has been stripped, which apps remove location on upload, and how to work out where a picture was taken from what is visible in it.

Read the guides
  1. 01What Is EXIF Data? The Hidden Information Inside Every Photo
  2. 02How to Find Photo Location Without EXIF Data
  3. 03Which Apps Strip EXIF Data When You Share a Photo?
  4. 04How to Identify a Country From Photo Clues
  5. 05How Does AI Geolocation Work?
  6. 06How to Turn Off Location on iPhone Photos

Pricing

Analyse without limits

The Street View game is free — a game a day, no account needed. Photo analysis on this website comes with a subscription: unlimited (fair use), weekly or yearly, cancel any time.

FeatureFreeWhat you have nowWeeklyWeek to weekYearlyBest value
Photo location analysisUpload a photograph and get an estimate of where it was takenUnlimited (fair use)Unlimited (fair use)
Full analysis detailEvery signal the model used, not just the answer
Street View gameTwo rounds, three minutes each, walk as far as you like1 game a dayUnlimited (fair use)Unlimited (fair use)
Location cluesWhat gave each place away, after every round
PriceFreePlay now$7.99a week · renews until cancelled$29.99a year · renews until cancelled

Card payments are taken by Garanti BBVA and confirmed with 3D Secure. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel; you can cancel at any time from your account, and access lasts until the end of the period you have paid for.

“Unlimited” means there is no allowance. To stop automated abuse, one account can run up to 20 analyses every 5 hours and play up to 20 games a day.

Prices are charged in US dollars, or in Turkish lira for buyers in Türkiye — cards issued in Türkiye can only be charged in lira. The lira price is the dollar price converted at the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye's selling rate of 17 September 2026 (1 USD = ₺48.6749) and rounded up to a whole lira, and it is the exact amount taken from your card. A card in another currency is converted by its own bank at its own rate. (TCMB 2026/175)

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about GeoSpy AI

How accurate is this?

Our AI provides probabilistic estimates based on deep visual analysis. Accuracy varies depending on distinctive features in the photo. The AI analyzes architecture, vegetation, landmarks, signs, and environmental context. Results are estimates for entertainment — not precise location data.

Does this show exact locations?

No. GeoSpy AI only provides city-level estimates. We intentionally do not provide exact addresses, GPS coordinates, or precise locations. The map shows an approximate area, not a specific point. This is a deliberate design choice for privacy and safety.

How much does it cost?

Photo analysis on this website comes with a GeoSpy subscription: Weekly, 7.99 US dollars a week, or Yearly, 29.99 US dollars a year — unlimited photo analysis on this website (fair use). Both renew automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel at any time. In Türkiye the price is charged in Turkish lira: ₺389 a week or ₺1,460 a year. The Street View game is free once a day, no account needed — and unlimited with a subscription (fair use). To try photo analysis before buying, use the GeoSpy iPhone app, which has a free trial.

Which currency will I be charged in?

In US dollars — or in Turkish lira if you are in Türkiye, because banks in Türkiye can only charge Turkish cards in lira. The lira price is the dollar price converted at the selling rate published by the Central Bank of the Republic of Türkiye and rounded up to a whole lira; that lira amount is exactly what is taken from your card. You can switch between the two on the payment page. A card in another currency is converted by its own bank at its own rate.

Can I try it for free?

Not on the website: photo analysis here comes with a subscription. The GeoSpy iPhone app has a free trial, so you can try the analysis there first and decide later. The Street View game on this website is free, once a day.

I subscribed — how do I use it?

Sign in with the Google account you subscribed with. The subscription belongs to that account: wherever you are signed in with it, photo analysis on this website is unlimited (fair use). Lifetime, bought before 30 September 2026, works the same way and has no end date.

How do I cancel?

Sign in and open geospys.com/abonelik, then press “Cancel subscription”. Nothing more is charged, and photo analysis stays open until the end of the period you have already paid for.

Are my uploaded images stored?

No. We do not store, save, or retain any images you upload. Images are processed in memory and immediately discarded after analysis. Your privacy is our priority — we never keep your photos.

What types of photos work best?

Photos with distinctive visual features work best — architecture, landmarks, street signs, vegetation, and unique geographical features. Outdoor photos with environmental context give the best results. Indoor photos or close-ups without background context may not produce accurate estimates.

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