gpscoordinates.io

Find the latitude and longitude of your current location instantly. Free GPS coordinates finder.

Allow location access when prompted. Click any value to copy it, or open directly in Google Maps or Apple Maps.

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About GPS Coordinates
GPS coordinates are two numbers—latitude and longitude—that pinpoint any location on Earth. Latitude is how far north or south you are; longitude is how far east or west. Together they give you an exact position that works in Google Maps, Apple Maps, and other map apps.

Coordinates of your current location

This tool uses your browser's geolocation to find the latitude and longitude of where you are right now. The result is shown in decimal degrees (DD) and in degrees, minutes, seconds (DMS). Click any value to copy it, or use "Copy" to copy in your chosen format (Lat,Lng; Lng,Lat; or DMS). Open in Google Maps or Apple Maps to see your position on a map.

How GPS coordinates work

The Global Positioning System (GPS) uses satellites orbiting Earth. Your device uses signals from at least four satellites to compute your position. Accuracy is usually within a few meters; buildings, trees, and weather can affect it.

How to read latitude and longitude

In decimal degrees, the first number is latitude, the second is longitude (e.g. 40.7128, -74.0060 for New York City). In DMS, coordinates look like 40° 42′ 46″ N, 74° 0′ 22″ W. You can paste either format into Google Maps or other map apps to find the exact spot.

Uses of GPS coordinates

  • Navigation and driving directions
  • Sharing a precise meeting point or delivery address
  • Geocaching, hiking, and outdoor activities
  • Sunrise and sunset times by location (e.g. sunrisesunset.io)

Privacy and tips

Your location is only used in your browser; we don't store or send it. To limit tracking, turn off location when you're not using map or navigation apps—this also helps save battery.

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