Find and convert GPS coordinates for any point on Earth
This free coordinates tool answers three questions at once: what are the coordinates of this place, what place is at these coordinates, and how do I convert between formats. Search any address, click the map, drag the pin, or use your device's location — the latitude and longitude update live in decimal degrees and degrees-minutes-seconds, each one a single click to copy.
It also works in reverse: paste coordinates in decimal or DMS form and the map jumps straight there, showing the nearest address via OpenStreetMap reverse geocoding. Handy for filling in GPS fields, checking property listings, geotagging photos, setting up drone flights, or double-checking a pin someone sent you.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the GPS coordinates of a place?
Search for the address or place name, click anywhere on the map, or press "Use my location". The latitude and longitude appear instantly in both decimal degrees and degrees-minutes-seconds, with one-click copy for each format.
How do I convert DMS to decimal degrees?
Paste the DMS coordinates (for example 48°51'24"N 2°21'08"E) into the input box. The tool parses them, jumps the map to that point, and shows the decimal equivalent ready to copy. It works in the other direction too — paste decimals and read off the DMS.
Can I get the address for a set of coordinates?
Yes — whenever you select a point, the tool reverse-geocodes it and shows the nearest street address or place name, powered by OpenStreetMap data.
What coordinate formats are supported?
Decimal degrees ("48.8566, 2.3522"), degrees-minutes-seconds with hemisphere letters ("48°51'24"N"), and plain space-separated pairs. Latitude runs from -90 to 90, longitude from -180 to 180.