GPicSync

GPicSync is a handy and intuitive software program designed to automatically add locations to your image files that you can use with specialized programs, such as Google Earth and Picasa.

After a quick setup operation, you are welcomed by a standard window with an uncomplicated layout, representing the app's interface.

Once you point out the pictures folder and GPS file (GPX or NMEA items), you can configure some settings.

For instance, it is possible to establish the Google Maps folder path for exporting, create a log file in the picture location, enable interpolation and make the app automatically back up the pictures, as well as select the time zone and write a UTC offset, among others.

Images can be previewed within the main application window. Synchronizing data between locations and pictures is done with the simple click of a button.

GPicSync requires a low-to-moderate amount of CPU and system memory, so it shouldn't affect the computer's overall performance. It has a good response time and rapidly finishes a synchronization job, without causing the operating system to hang, crash or pop up error dialogs; we haven't encountered any issues throughout our evaluation.

To sum it up, GPicSync delivers a quick solution when it comes to inserting locations into images, and its features can be effortlessly figured out, even by less experienced users.