📍 GPS Coordinates
Find your current location and share it with one tap.
Latitude
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Longitude
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DMS
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Accuracy
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Your location is read on your device and is never stored on our server. Works best on a phone with GPS; allow location access when prompted.
GPS Coordinates — Find and Share Your Location for Free
Get your current GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) instantly on your phone, then share your location with friends, family or anyone who needs to find you — in one tap. Your position is read directly in your browser using your device's location and is never sent to or stored on our server. No app to install, no sign-up, no watermark.
How to Find Your Coordinates
- Tap Get My Location and allow location access when your browser asks.
- Your latitude and longitude appear, along with accuracy (and altitude/speed when available).
- Tap Share my location, copy the coordinates or map link, or open it directly in Maps.
Key Features
- Current latitude & longitude in decimal and DMS (degrees/minutes/seconds)
- One-tap sharing – send your location through your phone's share sheet
- Copy coordinates or a map link, or open straight in Google Maps
- QR code – show or download a QR code so someone can scan your location onto their phone
- Private – your location stays on your device and isn't stored
Common Use Cases
- Telling someone exactly where to meet you — even with no street address
- Sharing your spot while hiking, camping or at a festival or beach
- Remembering where you parked or where your hotel is
- Giving precise coordinates when reporting a location for help
Frequently Asked Questions
Stand at the spot you want to remember — your car, hotel, tent, trailhead — and tap Get My Location. Then either tap Show QR code and download it (or take a screenshot), or just copy the map link and save it (to your notes, a message to yourself, or a photo). Later, scan the saved QR code or open the saved link and it drops a pin on that exact place in Google Maps, so you can navigate straight back to it — even somewhere with no street address. To share it with others instead, tap Share my location to send the same pin through your phone's share sheet (or send them the map link or QR code).
Yes. Your coordinates are read in your browser using your device's location and are not sent to or stored on our server. Sharing and copying happen on your own device. (The optional QR code is rendered on our server from the coordinates you choose to encode and isn't saved.)
Accuracy depends on your device. Phones with GPS are usually accurate to a few metres; laptops and desktops estimate location from Wi-Fi or your network and can be off by hundreds of metres. The accuracy radius shown tells you how precise the reading is.
Allow location access for this site in your browser settings, make sure location services are turned on for your device, and reload the page. Location also requires a secure (HTTPS) connection, which your browser enforces.
No. This tool shares a one-time snapshot of where you are when you tap share — it does not broadcast your live position. To update it, simply share again.
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