Video Location from GPS Metadata — Map, Route and Frames
Online tool to find where a video was recorded by reading embedded GPS data from MP4, MOV, and other formats. It maps single points and full GoPro/dashcam routes, shows video metadata, and extracts frames for analysis. Processing runs in your browser.
How to Find Video Location
1
Upload a video
Drag and drop or browse to select any video file. Supports MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, and MKV formats up to 1 GB.
2
View location on map
If GPS data is embedded, the filming location appears on an interactive map with street address and coordinates.
3
Extract and analyze frames
Navigate the video timeline and capture frames at key moments. Use captured frames for reverse image search.
4
Inspect metadata
Browse video codec, resolution, frame rate, duration, recording date, device model, and GPS details.
Locate filming coordinates from MP4, MOV, GoPro, and dashcam footage on an interactive map
You uploaded an image file. We have a specialized tool for photos.
Open Photo Location Finder → Drop videos here
MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV — up to 1 GB
Speed
Elevation
No frames captured yet. Play the video and click "Capture Frame".
No GPS data? Use these visual clues to estimate where a video was filmed:
Sun Position Calculator
If GPS and date/time are available, we calculate the exact sun position at recording time.
Requires GPS coordinates and recording date/time
Reverse Video Search
Capture a frame and search for it across the web:
Published
Updated
