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Picarta
Estimate where a photo was taken with Picarta's AI image location search by uploading an image.
About Picarta
Picarta estimates where a photo was taken from its visual content. Users upload an image or paste an image link, and the system returns GPS coordinates, city, and country with confidence scores shown on a map.
It does not rely on EXIF metadata or embedded GPS tags and can process screenshots and edited photos. Accuracy depends on how distinctive the features in the image are, and full result details require an account upgrade.
Key features
- Upload an image to estimate its GPS location, city, and country
- Paste an image link as an alternative to uploading
- Predict location from visual content without EXIF data
- Return GPS coordinates with confidence scores for predictions
- Show predicted locations on a map
- Limit search to a selected country or specific area
Best for: People who need to verify where an image was taken, including OSINT investigators, journalists, law enforcement, photographers, researchers, and travelers.
Good for
- Works without EXIF or GPS data, including screenshots and edited photos
- Provides confidence scores and multiple location predictions for review
- Accepts both uploads and image links for streets, buildings, landscapes, and landmarks
Watch out for
- Accuracy depends on image content and how distinctive its features are
- Full result details require an account upgrade
Picarta at a glance
- Website
- picarta.ai
- Category
- Design & Creative › Photography
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Picarta FAQ
Can Picarta locate a photo without EXIF or GPS data?
Yes. It analyzes visual content only, so it can process screenshots, edited photos, or images with location data removed.
How does Picarta work?
Upload a photo or paste an image link. The AI analyzes visual clues and returns predicted GPS coordinates with confidence scores on a map.
How accurate is the location estimate?
Accuracy depends on the image content and how distinctive its geographical features are. Review the predictions provided.
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