RoboGEO for Windows

By Pretek
Trial version
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Key Details of RoboGEO

Write the latitude, longitude, and altitude to the images EXIF headers and add them to the map.
Last updated on February 21, 2024
There have been 4 updates
Virus scan status:
Clean (it’s extremely likely that this software program is clean)

Editors’ Review

Download.com staffFebruary 21, 2024

We recently spent some time digging through boxes of old snapshots at our parents' house, and we thought it was kind of sad that so much information about the photos had been lost to the sands of time. Some of the photos had handwritten dates and locations on the back, but most of them were unlabeled. Fortunately for us, and the generations that will follow, digital images are capable of storing tons of information. RoboGEO allows users to easily attach latitude, longitude, and altitude information to images, ensuring that viewers will always know where the images came from.

The program's interface is plain and intuitive, with a helpful menu that walks users through each step of the geotagging process. Users simply select the images that they want to tag and then choose how they want to do it. There's a wide variety of options, including GPS tracklogs and waypoints, Google Earth, IPTC information, and manually entering coordinates. Once images are tagged, users can rename or redate them and have the location data saved in the image's EXIF information or displayed on the image itself. Users can even associate sound files with images, ensuring that you'll never forget what the rushing waters of Niagra Falls sound like. When users are finished, RoboGEO supports exporting to Flickr, Google Earth, and Google Maps. The program's online Help file is brief but adequate. Overall, we found RoboGEO to be an easy, intuitive way to add location information to digital images.

RoboGEO is free to try, but the trial version inserts random errors into the coordinates. The program installs a desktop icon without asking but uninstalls cleanly. We recommend this program to all users.

What’s new in version 6.3.2

Version 6.3.1 has added the ability to export HTML.

RoboGEO for Windows

By Pretek
Trial version
User Rating

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: December 30, 2011

Latest update: February 21, 2024

Version: 6.3.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows ME
Windows Vista
Windows NT
Windows 8
Windows 7

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Total Downloads: 13,132

Downloads Last Week: 0

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3.5/5

4 User Votes

Very versatile, reliable geotagging, I use it often
Rigoletto--2008February 10, 2011
Pros
Very flexible User friendly update philosophy
Cons
Would like to see a map displaying the location of the image, without leaving the program
Summary
I would buy it again !
Not a program for beginners.
brissetterjFebruary 8, 2011
Pros
This program has something for everyone needs to put print on a photo. The program is super fast printing to the finial copy.
Cons
The program lacks a photo resize, should sense the size of the photo your working on and adjust the print accordingly. This program is not user friendly and only those with advance computer knowledge will be able to adjust the preferences.
Summary
A great program once you learn how to work it, the manual is next to worthless as each preferences needs to show what will happen if you change it's settings.
BEWARE of Billing
NevadaSkierMay 6, 2010
Pros
The program works as described. It would be nice if you could rename pictures, but it does geocode pictures very well.
Cons
The billing system will set you up with a $1.95 monthly fee and when you try to cancel it will not let you. Emails from Robogeo state it is the billing company, the billing company says to contact Robogeo.
Summary
Find another way to geocode, the software works well, but you do not need the billing problems. BEWARE!
Excellent Program
mweweOctober 25, 2007
Pros
Good interface for complex operations. Imports/exports many formats. Can be used to simply export a route/waypoints to gpx or directly to Google Earth, etc. or geotag a whole batch of pictures and include them as waypoints. Makes beautiful output in Google Earth. Also exports routes and pushpins to Microsofts Streets and Trips. On-line documentation is quite thorough and well written. Program is stable and easy to install/uninstall. No time limit on evaluation, but points are scrambled, the only limitation. I've looked at dozens of programs and tested all those I could, and I like this the best of all.
Cons
Price has gone up to $39.95 - but still worth it in my view. I'd prefer documentation on local computer rather than on web - though it's updated easier this way. Ability to plot just waypoints/routes/tracks without images is not clearly stated, though easy to do.
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Developer’s Description

Write the latitude, longitude, and altitude to the images EXIF headers and add them to the map.

Geocode photos with latitude, longitude, and altitude information. Stamp the images or write (lossless) to the EXIF headers. Create web pages using Google Maps, export KML or KMZ files to Google Earth, upload to Flickr, or export shapefiles (SHP) or AutoCAD DXF files. Supports Garmin GPS units (USB or COM), but no GPS is required. Geotag from a GPS tracklog, waypoints or a GPX file. Internationally aware, Easy to use, and free lifetime upgrades.