Bring your field records and outdoor tracks to the map with a single tap.

This app is a professional tool that utilizes the EXIF data (geotags, altitude, date/time, and shooting direction) embedded in your JPG photos to instantly generate KMZ, KML, and GPX files, ready to be viewed in Google Earth and other mapping applications.

[Key Features]

1. Visual Shooting Direction (Arrows)
The app reads the "shooting direction" (azimuth) from the EXIF data and draws a visual arrow (polygon) on the map. This makes it instantly clear "from where and what was photographed," making it an incredibly powerful tool for construction site records, civil engineering management, and infrastructure inspection reports.

2. Flexible Export Formats
- KMZ: Packages images and KML into a single zip archive for easy sharing to your PC.
- KML: Embeds images directly as Base64 data for a standalone file.
- GPX: Exports waypoints and tracks, perfect for integrating with outdoor GPS apps for hiking and cycling.

3. In-App Map Preview
Before exporting, visually check the exact locations of your pins and the resulting track path directly on the built-in map preview.

4. Intuitive Drag-and-Drop Reordering
Simply long-press and drag photos in your list to arrange them in your preferred order. The track lines will be seamlessly drawn connecting the photos in your chosen sequence.

5. Advanced Customization
Tailor the output to your specific needs. Customize the track line color and width, the arrow color, and the embedded image resize dimensions via the Settings screen.

6. Time-lapse Track Animation
Fully supports Google Earth's time slider feature (gx:Track). Watch an animated playback of your movement based on the exact time each photo was taken.

[Highly Recommended For]
- Construction managers, civil engineers, and site supervisors looking to streamline photo management and reporting.
- Professionals conducting infrastructure inspections and field surveys.
- Hikers, cyclists, and travelers who want to record their routes beautifully alongside their photo memories.

[How to Use]
1. Tap "Select JPGs" to load photos containing location data.
2. Drag and drop the list to arrange them in the order you want the track drawn.
3. Tap "Preview" to verify the layout and route on the map.
4. Select your desired output format (KMZ/KML/GPX) and tap "Convert".
5. Share or open the generated file in Google Earth or other compatible apps.

[Important Notes]
- This app requires JPG photos taken with "Location Tags (Geotags)" enabled in your smartphone or camera settings.
- Photos without GPS location data will be automatically excluded from the generation process.