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GPS coordinates of my location — your live latitude and longitude

Read your exact GPS coordinates straight from your device's GNSS chip. Six-decimal latitude and longitude, instant DMS conversion, accuracy radius, altitude, speed, and heading — all displayed live on a real map.

Get my GPS coordinates

First-party proof

Outdoor phone fix

Last checked June 3, 2026

First-party screenshot slot

Capture the tool outdoors on a real phone so the six-decimal latitude, accuracy radius, and satellite count are visible together.

Reserved for a real device capture.

A real outdoor capture is the most convincing proof that the coordinates are coming from the device, not a canned example.

What are GPS coordinates?

A pair of GPS coordinates is the universal address system for any spot on Earth. Two numbers — latitude (how far north or south of the equator) and longitude (how far east or west of the Greenwich prime meridian) — together pin a single point on the planet's surface to within a meter.

This tool reads the coordinates straight from your device's GNSS chip through the W3C Geolocation API. On a phone outdoors the chip listens for signals from GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou, and QZSS satellites simultaneously and returns a coordinate accurate to about three to five meters.

Precision reference

DecimalsReal-world precisionIdentifies
48.8~11 kmCity
48.85~1.1 kmNeighborhood
48.858~110 mCity block
48.8584~11 mBuilding
48.85842~1.1 mParking space
48.858420~11 cmSurvey grade

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