Find where that photo was taken.

A screenshot. An old photo. A picture someone sent. Pinzy reads the visual clues and suggests a location on the map.

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How it works.

Choose a photo. Pinzy finds a possible location and puts it on the map.

Street corner on East 79th Street in New York used as a Pinzy example
Demo photo · New York City

Upper East Side, NY

Possible match · East 79th Street

  1. Choose a photoPick any image from your library.
  2. Find a possible matchPinzy reads visual clues and available metadata.
  3. Check the mapExplore the area and decide if it fits.

More than metadata.

Pinzy reads visual clues when metadata is missing. Recent results stay on your device.

When GPS is missing.

Pinzy looks at architecture, road signs, terrain, light, and other visual clues.

Visual clues detected in a New York street photoReading visual cluesBrick façadeStreet signTraffic signal

Find it again.

Your recent results stay in a private history on your device.

New York street
New York, USAToday
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Lisbon, PortugalYesterday
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Reykjavík, IcelandLast week
★★★★★4.8 · 500+ ratings

What people say.

I found the street from an old photo of my parents’ first trip to New York. They couldn’t remember where it was taken.

Sarah M.★★★★★

Saw a tiny restaurant in an Instagram post with no location tag. Pinzy got me to the right block.

Daniel K.★★★★★

I use it for old camera-roll photos that lost their location data. The map makes every guess easy to check.

Maya R.★★★★★

Your photos stay yours.

Photos are processed only to find a location and are never stored on Pinzy servers.

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Where was it taken?

Try Pinzy with a photo from your library.

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