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plottagPROTOTYPE
Site photo toolkit
On-device processing
ACTIVE DEVELOPMENT
PHOTO PROCESSING

Make every photo plot-ready.

Import photos, assign a plot number, then watermark, rename and export in one batch.

01 / PHOTO EDITOR
0photos loaded
0assigned to plots
0plots in this batch

1. Add photographs

JPG · PNG · HEIC where supported
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Drop photos here or choose filesBulk select from your phone or computer
Your imported photos will appear here. Select multiple photos to assign them together.

2. Assign photos to a plot

iOnly plots registered on this development appear here. Add new plots under Plots & map.

3. Output options

Watermark size and position, filename format and JPEG quality can be changed in .

Live preview

First assigned photo
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Assign a photo to see the watermark

—No GPS selected
READY TO EXPORT0 photos

Assigned photos will be downloaded as JPEGs in a ZIP file.

Save to iPhone Photos

Prepare individual watermarked JPEGs, then open the iPhone share sheet. Choose Save Images if it appears. Safari may not offer this option on every iOS version.

Requires Safari on a secure (HTTPS) website. Your images remain on your device.

If Save Images is missing: use Download ZIP above, unzip it in Files, select the JPEGs and tap Share → Save Images.

SITE GEOLOCATION

Register plots as you walk.

Stand on a plot slab and save your current location, or select a position manually on the map.

02 / REGISTER PLOTS
Move the map to position a pin
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Imagery © Esri and contributors
Drag to move · Pinch to zoom · Tap to centre · Satellite images may be outdated

Add a plot

LOCATION REQUIRED
Advanced

Position the map crosshair over the plot, then save that location in one tap.

GPS POSITION SELECTED
No GPS position selected
Use Current Location or select a map position before saving.

Saved plots

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No plots added yet. Capture GPS or select a map pin to save your first plot.
EXPORT PREFERENCES

Settings.

Set your preferred watermark appearance and file export format once. Changes are saved automatically in this browser.

03 / SETTINGS

Watermark appearance

PLOT NUMBER

Choose how the plot label will appear when watermarks are enabled in the photo editor.

File export

JPEG OUTPUT

Control the filename pattern and JPEG compression applied when you export a batch.

New JPEG copies receive the date and time when you tap Export or Prepare JPEGs for iPhone. The original capture date is replaced in these copies; originals stay unchanged. This timestamp is stored in EXIF only, never printed on the watermark. Other metadata may not be retained.
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PLOTTAG v1.8 PROTOTYPE • Local-first • Imagery services require internet access • For test use only

About this prototype

PlotTag processes your images entirely in your browser. Photo files are not uploaded to a server.

Site names, plot pins and filename counters are saved in this browser’s local storage. Export a JSON backup if you need to keep them.

For the buttons to work, open the downloaded HTML in a real browser rather than a static preview. For live GPS on an iPhone, host the site using HTTPS and allow Precise Location in Safari. Plot registration now requires coordinates; assigning photo watermarks still works without registering any plot. Maps and satellite imagery require internet access.

On iPhone, ZIP exports appear in Files/Downloads, not Photos. The new iPhone share option attempts to open iOS sharing for individual JPEGs, but Safari may omit Save Images; in that case unzip the ZIP in Files and use Share → Save Images. Exports are new JPEG files. The app optionally writes GPS coordinates and stamps exported JPEGs with the export/prepare time; other metadata and HEIC capture details may be lost. Always verify exported evidence before relying on it.