Analyzing the actual location of photos without exif using AI

Jul 2, 2024#AI256

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Today's recommended Python tool is geospy, a Python library that uses Graylark's AI-driven geolocation service to discover the location of a photo. It is easy to use and provides coordinates and a Google Maps link based on the image. You can install it using pip and use it with the command "geospyer --image path/to/your/image.jpg". Visit the GitHub repository at https://github.com/atiilla/geospy and see a demo at https://geospy.ai/.

Today I recommend a Python tool called geospy, which is a well-written Python library. After installing it via pip, you can directly use Graylark's AI-driven geolocation service to discover the location where the photo was taken. It is quite convenient to use, and the results will provide coordinates and generate a Google Maps link based on the image coordinates, as shown below:

geospyer --image path/to/your/image.jpg


from geospy import GeoSpy

geospy = GeoSpy()
country = geospy.country("image.png")
city = geospy.city("image.png")
explanation = geospy.explanation("image.png")
coordinates = geospy.coordinates("image.png")
maps_link = geospy.maps("image.png")
location_data = geospy.locate("image.png")
print(str(location_data))

Link: https://github.com/atiilla/geospy

Demo: https://geospy.ai/