AAerialAlign
Drone photos in. Better-positioned maps out.

Improve drone photo positions before you make your map.

Upload a flight, get corrected photos back, and use them in the mapping tools you already know.

No extra hardware Works with GPS photo batches Clear confidence report
Correction applied Estimated current error: 0.9–2.1 m Confidence: High
1

Upload one flight

Select the original photos from a single drone flight. A full batch gives the best result.

2

Get a clear result

AerialAlign shows what changed, the confidence level, and the estimated error range.

3

Download corrected photos

Use the corrected photos in your normal mapping, inspection, or reporting workflow.

Fit preview

Check the job before you upload.

Add a site and one to three original drone photos. AerialAlign checks the details it can read and previews which plan fits best.

A few straight-down photos help Not every photo has to be straight down Local photo check
Optional sample photos Choose up to 3 originals. They stay in your browser.
Local only

A few straight-down photos help. The whole flight does not need to be straight down.

Made for practical mapping

Better map placement without changing how you fly.

AerialAlign is built for drone pilots, mapping teams, inspectors, construction teams, farms, and GIS users who need images to land closer to where they belong.

Improves map placementEstimated average improvement ranges by plan.
Shows confidenceIf a stronger correction is not reliable, AerialAlign tells you and keeps the safer result.
Simple batch workflowUpload, correct, download. No complicated settings.
Accuracy plans

Choose more photos and stronger expected position improvement.

Every upload includes its own confidence score and estimated meter range, so users know when the result is strong and when it is limited.

Free 5–15%

Basic improvement for your first 100 photos.

Starter 15–35%

Standard placement checks for occasional mapping work.

Business 35–60%

Highest-confidence workflow for repeat jobs and teams.

AerialAlign is for mapping, inspection, documentation, and overlay workflows. It is not intended for legal surveying or certified boundary work.