Surveys & verification

Geotagged photos for field surveys, project sites and verification

Surveyors, engineers, auditors and programme staff need photos that tie a finding to a point on the ground. GPS Map Camera stamps the coordinates in the format your form uses, with accuracy and altitude, so the photo can be matched to the plan.

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UTM / MGRS / DMS / decimal
Accuracy ± metres and altitude
Compass heading
Map or satellite tile

Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines

Commonwealth Ave, Diliman, Quezon City 1101, Philippines

Lat 14.653720° N Long 121.068541° E

24 Oct 2026 · 02:30 PM

Quick answer

What is the best app for surveys & verification photos?

GPS Map Camera stamps survey and verification photos with coordinates in UTM, MGRS, DMS or decimal, plus accuracy, altitude, heading, map and time. All formats are free.

Updated 24 October 2026 · by the GPS Map Camera team

The coordinate format your report needs

Choose decimal degrees, DMS, DDM, UTM, MGRS or Plus Codes. Copy coordinates with a long-press to paste into a form.

Project-stage photos

Public-works projects often ask for geotagged photos before work starts, during progress and at completion — in the Philippines, for example, DPWH requires them for civil works. Use the same spot and the same stamp for each stage.

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Features you’ll use

Six coordinate formats

Decimal, DMS, DDM, UTM, MGRS and Plus Codes — tap the coordinates to switch, long-press to copy.

Address & GPS coordinates

Full address plus latitude and longitude on the photo and in its EXIF data, with live GPS accuracy.

Map or satellite on the stamp

A live map or satellite tile of the exact spot, with zoom control — over the photo or on a strip below it.

Date & time stamp

Date, time and time zone burned into every photo and video, in the format your office expects.

Questions about surveys & verification

Does the app support UTM and MGRS?

Yes, along with decimal degrees, DMS, DDM and Plus Codes. Conversions are tested against published reference points.

Will my photos be accepted by a government portal?

GPS Map Camera produces standard geotagged JPEG photos with the location on the image and in EXIF. Each portal sets its own rules, so check what it requires; some schemes mandate their own official app.

Sources

DPWH Department Order No. 85, s. 2020 (geotagged photos of civil works)

GPS Map Camera is an independent app, not the official app of any scheme. Check each portal’s current rules.

Your next photo can prove where and when.

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