Frames 1.3.0 - GPX Export Arrives

Version 1.3.0 of Frames for iOS is now live, and it introduces something many users have asked for: .gpx export support.

You can now export a GPX file that includes geolocation data for all shots in a roll, giving you a clear, portable track of your photo walk or shoot.

This makes it easier to:

• Archive your sessions with GPS trails
• Match your scans with map data
• Use your metadata in tools like Lightroom, Photo Mechanic, or Google Earth

Frames doesn’t just guess your location, it uses your own shot-by-shot logs, giving a more accurate representation of your process than generic phone tracking ever could.

Why It Matters

For film photographers who want to preserve more than just an image, location can be a meaningful layer. Whether it’s documenting a road trip or retracing the steps of a hike, your GPS trail now travels with you, on your terms.

We built GPX export with the same care as the rest of Frames:

✅ Everything stays offline

✅ Nothing is tracked or uploaded

✅ You choose what to keep, export, or forget

Behind the Scenes

This feature was shaped directly by conversations with users, from street photographers logging urban routes to large-format shooters plotting landscapes. If you're someone who likes full control over their data, this one’s for you.

Frames remains cloud-free and distraction-free, built to serve your creative flow, not capture your attention.

🔗 Learn more about the app for analog photography Frames by visiting the project website.

📲 Available now on the App Store

Thanks as always for using Frames and for all the thoughtful feedback you continue to share. For more updates you can have a look on Frames' band, thanks again.