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Upload a shot
Altitag reads the camera's own EXIF — position, compass heading, altitude — and finds what's nearby. No addressing required.
DJI_0482.JPGDONE
GPS 44.21°N · 69.06°WREAD
HEADING 312° · ALT 73MREAD
27 PLACES NEARBYRANKING…
For real estate, Airbnbs & hotels
Aerial photos,
annotated automatically.
Upload your drone shots. Altitag locates nearby grocery, parks, schools, transit and more — then lays out labels that sit cleanly over the scene. Skip the research. Skip the Photoshop. Ship the listing.
1.3M+US places indexed
4annotation styles
$0free tier — no signup
CAMDEN HARBOR, MAINE ALT 73M · 44.21°N
French & Brawn Market
SALT WHARF
PARKS & TRAILS
Harbor Park
Waterfront Restaurant
└ 27 POIS FOUND · 4 SHOWN · 4 STYLES IN USE PHOTO: KING OF HEARTS · CC BY-SA 4.0
THE WORKFLOW
From raw drone export
to annotated listing in under a minute.
02
Accept suggestions
Review suggestions ranked for buyer relevance in a simple accept/reject stream. Each comes with distance, walk time and drive time.
GROCERY · 0.3mi
French & Brawn Market
✕ + Add
PARKS · 0.4mi
Harbor Park
✕ + Add
03
Nudge & style
Drag labels and leader lines — pinning a dot you know calibrates every other marker. Pick one of four styles and an accent that matches your brand.
WHOLE FOODS
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04
Export, ship
Download with annotations baked in — JPEG, PNG or WebP, web or full resolution. Your original stays untouched.
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FOUR ANNOTATION STYLES
Turn real estate photos into lifestyle marketing.
Enhance listing photos with neighborhood context. Show buyers what life around the property looks like — nearby parks, schools, dining, shopping, trails, landmarks and local amenities, placed directly into the photo. Then choose a label style that fits the listing: bold broadcast graphics, refined editorial callouts, architectural overlays or a clean minimal look. Works with drone or curbside photos, as long as the image has GPS and a compass heading.
French & Brawn Market
01 / BROADCAST
Circle + Tag
Disc marker with a leader to a dark tag. Reads well over busy scenes; best default.
DENVER AVENUE STATION
02 / TECHNICAL
Leader + Rule
Pilot HUD inspired — fine hairlines, all-caps monospace. Looks great on modern
architecture.
PARKS & TRAILS
Chapman Centennial Green
03 / FEATURE
Block Callout
Colored header strip on ink. Use sparingly for hero POIs — max 2 per photo.
Harbor Park
04 / EDITORIAL
Editorial
Hairline leader, italic serif. For luxury listings and print-first decks.
Photos: King of Hearts (Camden) · Nils Huenerfuerst (Tulsa) — Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0
WHO IT'S FOR
One question, every property: "what's nearby?"
Whether it's a buyer or a weekend guest, the first question is the same. Answer it on the photo itself.
LISTINGS
Real estate
Drone photography for realtors that does more than look good: aerial pictures of the property with the grocery run, the school district and the commuter rail labeled right on the shot, with real walk and drive times.
SHORT-TERM RENTALS
Airbnbs & vacation rentals
Let guests see what's steps from the door — the coffee shop, the beach access, the trailhead. An annotated hero photo answers "what's around?" before they book.
HOSPITALITY
Hotels & resorts
Give guests a bird's-eye guide to nearby attractions, dining and transit — made for the gallery page, the welcome book and pre-arrival emails.
PRICING
Free to use. Pro for verified data.
Everything in the editor is free — unlimited photos, all four styles, full-resolution export. Pro upgrades the place data and removes the watermark.
FREE
$0
OpenStreetMap place data — community-maintained.
- Unlimited photos & exports
- All 4 annotation styles
- Full-resolution download
- Drag-to-calibrate
- Small Altitag corner mark
PRO
$9/mo · or $90/yr
Google Places data — verified, current businesses.
- Everything in Free
- Watermark-free exports
- Fresher business listings
- Fewer closed or missing places
- Up to 150 photos / month
- License key, cancel anytime
FAQ
Common questions.
Why add callouts to real estate drone photography?
Aerial photos already outperform — listings with them sell measurably faster, and most buyers now expect them. Callouts answer the question every aerial shot raises but can't answer alone: what's around here? One labeled image shows the grocery run, the school, the Metro stop — the location story that sells the property, not just the roof.
What does Altitag actually add to my photo?
Graphical location callouts — the place name, its distance, and real walk and drive times — drawn over your aerial shot in one of four label styles. The result is a finished marketing image for a listing page, an Airbnb gallery or a hotel welcome book.
Is this an AI or machine-learning labeling tool?
No. "Drone annotation" sometimes refers to tagging images to train computer-vision models — that's not this. Altitag makes visual callouts for people: buyers, guests and anyone else deciding whether a location works for them.
Do my photos get uploaded anywhere?
Never. The photo is read, annotated and exported entirely in your browser. Only the photo's GPS coordinates are sent out — to look up nearby places, elevation and travel times. Exports are re-encoded with GPS metadata stripped.
What photos work?
Any photo with GPS in its EXIF data — drone shots from DJI and similar are ideal because they also record heading and camera tilt, which lets Altitag place labels automatically. If a photo lacks that, you can set the direction manually and drag labels into place.
Where does the place data come from?
The free tier uses OpenStreetMap, community-maintained and occasionally out of date. Pro switches to Google Places — verified businesses, ratings and closure data. Either way, give annotations a glance before publishing; you know the neighborhood better than any database.
Can I use the exports commercially?
Yes — your photos stay yours, and so do the finished images. Free exports include a small Altitag corner mark; Pro removes it.