DJI drones (Mavic 3, Air 3, Mini 4 Pro, Avata) embed GPS automatically — but coordinates drift, get stripped by Lightroom/Photoshop on export, or are missing on indoor flights. Bulk geotag to correct or restore GPS across an entire flight in 60 seconds.
Supports: JPEG, DNG (RAW) • DJI drones log GPS automatically, but it can drift, be stripped by editors, or be wrong on indoor/manual flights.
For precise per-photo positioning, export the .DAT or .CSV flight log from DJI Fly or Airdata, then convert to GPX. See the [drone GPX guide](/gpx-sync/drone) for full instructions.
Copy JPEG and DNG files from your microSD or DJI Fly download folder to your computer.
Drag the folder, attach a GPX from the flight log, or pick the takeoff location for the whole batch.
GPS coordinates (lat, lon, altitude) are written into EXIF — ready for mapping, surveying, or real estate aerials.
DJI bodies depend on phone-paired GPS logging that frequently disconnects, drains battery, or simply isn't enabled.
Bulk geotag retroactively — apply a single shoot location to a wedding, or sync a GPX to a travel set.
GPS is written into EXIF only. Image pixels are byte-for-byte untouched, so client deliverables stay pristine.
Three common reasons: (1) edited photos lose GPS when re-exported from Lightroom or Photoshop, (2) GPS drift on long flights creates inaccurate coordinates that need correcting, (3) indoor or manual flights with GPS off produce photos with no location data.
DNG natively supports EXIF GPS, but workflow varies. The safest bet is to geotag the JPEG sidecar (DJI shoots JPEG+DNG together by default) or convert DNG to JPEG first, then bulk geotag.
Upload your .DAT or .txt flight log to Airdata UAV — it exports a GPX you can drop into Geo-Tag-It. Full walkthrough in the [DJI drone GPX sync guide](/gpx-sync/drone).
This tool only handles photos (JPEG/HEIF). Drone video metadata is a separate workflow — for photos in your video shoots, bulk geotagging works perfectly.
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