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What Is My Location: Your GPS Coordinates in Every Format
Find where you are from your device's location service and get the coordinates as decimal degrees, degrees, minutes, and seconds, a plus code, a geohash, and UTM, with the accuracy and altitude when available, ready to copy or open in OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, or Apple Maps.
What Is My Location: Your GPS Coordinates in Every Format: The browser asks your device for its position, from GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile networks, and the page converts it locally. The Eiffel Tower at 48.8584, 2.2945 is 48°51′30.24″N 2°17′40.20″E, plus code 8FW4V75V+9R6, geohash u09tunquc, and UTM 31U 448252 5411955. Runs 100% locally in your browser with zero server file uploads.
- Category
- Everyday tools
- Runs
- In your browser
- Cost
- Free · no sign-up
- Availability
- Ready to use
Runs entirely in your browser
Your device works out the position from GPS, Wi-Fi, and mobile networks, and shares it only with this page after you allow it; the page does not send it anywhere, and the map links open only if you click them. Accuracy is the radius the device is fairly sure of: a few metres with GPS outdoors, tens to hundreds of metres from Wi-Fi or mobile networks.
Formats
Decimal degrees suit maps and apps; degrees, minutes, and seconds suit charts and paper maps; UTM gives metres east and north within a zone, handy for hiking maps.
Converting
To convert coordinates you already have, use the coordinate converter.
How to use it
- Press Find my location and allow location access.
- Read or copy the coordinates in the format you need.
- Open a map, or enter other coordinates to convert them.
Privacy & limitations
Your location is used in your browser only and never sent to us.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is my location wrong or rough?
Without GPS, a laptop guesses from nearby Wi-Fi networks or your IP address, which can be off by a street or a city; a phone outdoors is usually accurate to a few metres.
Do you store my location?
No: the coordinates stay in this page and disappear when you close it; map links send them to the map site only if you click.
What is a plus code?
A short code for a place, such as 8FW4V75V+9R, from the open-source Open Location Code system, which works where there are no street addresses.
Free tool · runs in your browser · no account required