# How do I show a map of where the photos were taken?

URL: https://www.panoramr.com/about/faq/can-i-show-a-map-of-where-photos-were-taken
Keywords: coordinates, latitude, longitude, put a map on the tour, enter the position, geotag
Last checked: 2026-10-31

Give each scene a location, then switch on the map icon. On the **Panoramas** tab, select the scene in **Panorama List** and, in the **Advanced** view, type its **Latitude** and **Longitude**, or click the map-pin button and choose a spot in **Pinpoint Location**. If the photo carries its own GPS position, **Use where the photo was taken** fills in the two boxes in one click.

A tour shows no map until you turn the icon on, or set the corner minimap to show it (**Show** in **Floorplan minimap** on the Design tab, Advanced view). On the **Design** tab open **Top nav bar – dropdown**, go to its **Icons** tab and tick **Map** in the card **Icons in the bar** (it is off to begin with). For visitors on a phone, tick **Map** in **Mobile navigation** as well. Click **Save & Render**. The icon appears only when at least one scene has both numbers, and the map has a marker for each scene that has a location.

The map icon is part of a theme: on a Free plan, a tour in a Pro theme that has never been hosted shows the free Default look, without the icons of the dropdown bar and the phone bars.

A photo's own GPS position stays private to you. The location you type or pin is sent to visitors with the tour, so choose a spot you are happy to make public. [Add a location to a panorama and show a map in your tour](https://www.panoramr.com/help/adding-geolocation-data-and-openstreetmap-integrations) has the other bars and what the map looks like.

More: [Add a location to a panorama and show a map in your tour](https://www.panoramr.com/help/adding-geolocation-data-and-openstreetmap-integrations), [Photo requirements: formats, sizes and limits](https://www.panoramr.com/help/photo-requirements)