My Location

Ready when you are
LATITUDE —
LONGITUDE —
—Accuracy
—Altitude
—Updated

Allow location access to see your coordinates.

Coordinates stay here unless you copy them or open the map.

How do I find my current location?

Tap Find my location and allow your browser to use location services. Your latitude, longitude, reported accuracy, and available altitude appear on the page. Choose Stop updates when you are done.

The location tool showing a latitude, a longitude, an accuracy of plus or minus 8 metres and an altitude of 14 metres.
Latitude, longitude, accuracy and altitude, with a link to the map. The coordinates shown are an example.

What does the accuracy number mean?

It is the estimated horizontal uncertainty reported by your device, in meters. A smaller number means a tighter estimate. Phones outdoors may give better results than a computer or a device indoors.

Can I copy or open my location?

Copy coordinates saves the latitude and longitude to your clipboard. View on OpenStreetMap opens that position in a new tab, sharing the coordinates with that map service. Otherwise this tool does not send your coordinates to a server.

A LITTLE GUIDANCE

Find where you are.

  1. Allow location access.

    Tap Find my location and accept the browser prompt.

  2. Read your position.

    Latitude, longitude, reported accuracy and altitude when your device supplies it.

  3. Copy or map it.

    Copy the coordinates, or open them on OpenStreetMap in a new tab.

Accuracy is the horizontal uncertainty your device reports, in metres. Opening the map shares those coordinates with OpenStreetMap.