Geograph Submission Processes
First time here?
Please check the following resources:
Submission Introduction,
FAQ, Introduction and
Quickstart Guide.
Please check the following resources:
Submission Introduction,
FAQ, Introduction and
Quickstart Guide.
We have a number of ways to submit images to Geograph, a summary:
Main methods
See the main submission methods - if unsure start here.
No-Frills Submit
The bare minimum required to submit a image - recommended for seasoned contributors only!
JUppy Java™ Client
Downloadable application to batch submit from your desktop. Works but a little rough around the edges.
JUppy is coded in cross-platform Java, and is a solution to upload many images, allowing you to prepare the images without an internet connection. Read More, and Get it Now!
Feature Matrix
. | Submit (original v1) | Submit v2 | Multi-Submit | No Frills Submit | Juppy | |
JavaScript Required | no | yes | yes | yes | na | |
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Upload larger than 640px | * | * | * | * | ||
Upload via Website | * | * | * | * | ||
Upload via Application | * | |||||
Multiple Image Upload | 20 | hundreds | ||||
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GPS Exif Extraction | * | * | * | * | ||
GR from Filename | * | * | * | * | ||
Enter Grid Square | * | * | * | * | * | |
Select Grid Square | * | |||||
Find Square on Map | * | * | ||||
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Subject/Camera on 50k Map | * | * | * | |||
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EXIF Date Extraction | * | * | * | * | ||
EXIF Preservation[1] | resized | resized | resized[2] | resized | resized | |
Image Dimensions Checked | * | * | ||||
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Style Guide for Title/Description | * | * | * | |||
Shared Descriptions | * | * | * | * | ||
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Category Dropdown | * | * | * | * | ||
Category Auto-Complete | * | * | * | |||
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. | Submit | Submit v2 | Multi-Submit | No Frills Submit | Juppy |
- 'resized' - EXIF perserved if image is resized to 640px before upload. If left to application, EXIF data lost from image file itself.
However with all methods we still store the EXIF data for future use. - The new multi-submit process, allows automatic resizing of the image. Unfortunately this strips all EXIF data from the image (so it's not even sent to the server). To preserve the data, you need to resize the image in a program that preserves it.