Latitude and longitude finder
Find the latitude and longitude of any address or point on the map, and convert to degrees, minutes and seconds.
How to useFind the coordinates.
Click the map, drag the pin, search for an address or use your location. The map is from OpenStreetMap.
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Latitude and longitude finder: what it is for
The tool shows the coordinates of any place: click the map, drag the pin, search for an address or use your location. The coordinates appear in decimal and in degrees, minutes and seconds.
It also shows the approximate address and opens the point in Google Maps or Waze.
How to use
- Search for an address or click the map.
- Adjust the pin by dragging it.
- Copy the coordinates or open them in Google Maps.
When to use it
- Forms that ask for coordinates.
- Marking delivery points and job sites.
- Converting GPS coordinates.
Frequently asked questions
How do I find the latitude and longitude of an address?
Type the address in the search and pick the result. The pin moves there and the coordinates appear below the map, ready to copy.
How do I convert degrees, minutes and seconds to decimal?
Paste the coordinate in the search, for example 40°44'54"N 73°59'08"W. The tool understands it and shows both formats.
What does a negative latitude mean?
That the point is south of the Equator. A negative longitude is west of Greenwich. All of the Americas have negative longitude.
Is my location sent anywhere?
It's only used to place the pin. To show the address, the coordinates are looked up on OpenStreetMap, without any of your data.
Is it really free?
Yes, 100% free. No sign-up, no subscription and no usage limits. All Tools123 tools are free and run right in your browser.