Free Tool · Browser-based
What is my location? Find my current coordinates right now.
Click one button and see your exact GPS coordinates, accuracy radius, city, and country on a live interactive map within two seconds. No signup, no app to install, and your coordinates stay in your browser.
Find my current location
Click the button above to start.
First-party proof
Phone test: live GPS fix on a real map
Last checked June 3, 2026
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Captured on a phone outdoors in Karachi with the accuracy ring visible, the city label resolved, and the pin anchored to the actual reading.
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What is the My Location tool?
The My Location tool is a free browser-based utility that answers the simple question — where am I right now? — without making you install an app, sign up for an account, or trust your data to a server we control. When you click the button, your browser asks the operating system for your current position; the operating system combines GPS satellite signals, nearby Wi-Fi access points, cell-tower information, and IP geolocation to produce a single best-guess coordinate.
Behind the scenes the tool calls the W3C Geolocation API — the same standard interface that Google Maps, Uber, and every weather app on the web use. Outdoor accuracy on a phone is typically 3 to 5 meters; indoors or on a desktop, 10 to 50 meters from Wi-Fi positioning.
How to use this tool
- Click Find my location above. Your browser shows a permission prompt the first time.
- Click Allow on the permission prompt. You only do this once per browser per site.
- Wait one or two seconds while the OS collects GPS / Wi-Fi signals.
- Read the result. Latitude, longitude, accuracy, altitude, and reverse-geocoded city / country appear in the dashboard.
- Copy or share the coordinates with one click.
Frequently asked questions
How does the My Location tool know where I am?
It uses your browser's built-in Geolocation API. Your operating system fuses GPS satellite signals, nearby Wi-Fi access points, cell-tower triangulation, and IP geolocation into a single best-guess coordinate.
Why is the location my browser shows wrong?
Common reasons: you are indoors and GPS is weak, you use a VPN that rewrites your IP, battery saver mode is downsampling GPS, or you denied the precise location permission.
Is my location data sent to your servers?
No. Your GPS coordinates are processed in your browser. The optional reverse-geocoding step sends only the coordinates to a third-party service.
Does this work on my laptop or desktop?
Yes, but most desktops do not have a GPS chip, so accuracy is lower. Browser falls back to Wi-Fi positioning (10-25 m) or IP geolocation (5-50 km).
What does the accuracy radius mean?
The radius (in meters) of a circle the device is 95% confident contains your real position.
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