My Location Finder: My Coordinates
Use this my location finder to see exactly where your device thinks you are. Press Find my location and, after you allow access in your browser, it shows your latitude and longitude in decimal degrees and in degrees, minutes and seconds, the accuracy radius in meters, altitude, speed and heading when your device reports them, and a short Plus Code. You can copy the coordinates, open them in a map app or turn on live tracking to watch them update as you move. Your position is read by your browser and is never sent to our server or stored.
My Location Finder
See your latitude, longitude, accuracy and altitude from your device, and open them on a map.
How to use the My Location Finder
- Press Find my location.
- Allow location access when your browser asks.
- Read your coordinates, accuracy and other values.
- Copy them or open them in a map. Use Track to follow changes.
Features
- Latitude and longitude in decimal and DMS
- Accuracy radius in meters and feet
- Altitude, speed and heading when available
- Plus Code (Open Location Code)
- Live tracking mode
- Copy and open in a map app
Frequently asked questions
How does the browser know my location?
Your browser asks the device for a position. Phones use GPS plus Wi-Fi and cell data. Laptops usually rely on Wi-Fi, so accuracy may be tens or hundreds of meters.
Is my location sent to a server?
No. The reading happens inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded, logged or stored by this page.
Why is the accuracy poor on my computer?
Computers without GPS estimate position from nearby networks. Use a phone outdoors with high accuracy mode for the best fix.
What if I get a permission denied message?
Open your browser site settings, allow location for this page, then try again. Location also needs a secure (https) page.
What is a Plus Code?
It is a short code, like 8FVC9G8F+6W, that identifies a spot on Earth. It is calculated on your device from the coordinates.