IPA: /ˈdʒiːoʊˌtæɡ/
KK: /ˈdʒiːoʊˌtæɡ/
A digital label that includes the geographical location where a photo, video, or social media post was created or shared.
She added a geotag to her vacation photos to show where she had traveled.
To add information to a digital item that shows where it was taken or created, usually using GPS data.
She decided to geotag her vacation photos so her friends could see where she had been.
Past: geotagged
Past Participle: geotagged
Geotag is formed from "geo-" (from Greek "geō", meaning earth) and "tag" (from Old Norse "tagga", meaning to attach or label). The word "geotag" refers to the act of attaching geographical information to a digital media, effectively labeling it with its location on Earth.
Think of 'geo-' meaning 'earth' and 'tag' meaning 'to label' — so a geotag is a label that tells you where something is on the earth.