myPhotoMap For Mac

Since a large number of devices these days are able to geotag your photos, creating map albums for your trips is an easy to achieve yet quite original manner to organize your holiday pictures.

myPhotoMap is a Mac OS X application designed to help you create these types of projects in no time. Thanks to the simple myPhotoMap user interface you will be able to find your way around the application quite fast.

To get started, in the app’s main window, you must select the type of map that you want to use and the region that you want to include in your album. myPhotoMap is able to work with OpenStreetMap Mapnik, MapQuest, OpenCycleMap and Cloudmade charts.

You can decide to use satellite images provides by NASA’s Blue Marble. Note that the selection is made by zooming on a specific location.

The next step if to add your own pins to highlight the locations you visited, for example. However, myPhotoMap is also able to import your route via GPX or KML files. What’s more, myPhotoMap can import images, and the ones that include GPS metadata will automatically be added as pins.

Of course, you can also manually place on the map the images that do not contain geotagging metadata. When all the photos are on the map, you can easily resize the images to achieve the best effect.

When you are satisfied with the result, the map album can be easily exported as a high resolution JPG file.

MyPhotoMap comes with a fairly straightforward user interface and enables you to quickly generate map albums for your trips by taking advantage of your device geotagging capabilities or allowing you to manually pin photos to various locations.