Workflow: Convert JPEG/TIFF to GeoTIFF (Orthomosaic with Boundaries & Measurements)
This workflow demonstrates how to import drone imagery and generate orthomosaics, zonation maps, and surface models in Pix4Dfields.
Steps
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Launch the Application
Open Pix4Dfields. The main interface appears as shown below:

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Activate Trial License
- Fill in the required details to activate the trial pack.
- Select Free 15-day trial and click Next.


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Open the Application
- Click OK on prompts to access the main processing interface.

- Click OK on prompts to access the main processing interface.
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Start a New Project
- Click New Project or Add at the bottom right.

- Click New Project or Add at the bottom right.
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Import Drone Images
- From the left menu, select Images or Folder from the drone capture.
- Navigate to the local disk, select images/folder, and click Open.

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Select Processing Options
- Choose Fast Processing or Accurate Processing based on project needs.
- Click Apply.


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Start Processing
- Click Start Processing (blue button at bottom left).
- Processing time depends on dataset size.

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Post-Processing Review
- After completion, review the results:
- Orthomosaic
- Zonation maps
- Surface models

- After completion, review the results:
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Import Geometry / Boundaries
- Click Annotations → Import Geometry.
- Choose Geometry files (boundaries) or Geo-tagged images.


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View Options
- Click the globe icon for different views:
- Satellite View
- Street View
- None



- Click the globe icon for different views:
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Export Data
- Click Export (top right) to select output formats (GeoTIFF, SHP, PDF).

- Note: Export is disabled in the trial version.
- Click Export (top right) to select output formats (GeoTIFF, SHP, PDF).
note
- This workflow is similar to Pix4D React, with focus on field-level orthomosaics and vegetation analysis.