Coordinate Converter
Convert live between Decimal Degrees, DMS, UTM, MGRS and Geohash, with an interactive map. Click or drag the marker to set a location.
Coordinate converters, GeoJSON, geocoders, grids, and map utilities.
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Convert live between Decimal Degrees, DMS, UTM, MGRS and Geohash, with an interactive map. Click or drag the marker to set a location.
Paste, drop or load GeoJSON, see it on a map, click features to edit their properties, validate, and re-export.
Draw or type a geographic bounding box and copy it in the five formats APIs want — CSV, WKT, GeoJSON, Leaflet and Overpass.
Compose a map view with pins, then export a ready-to-use PNG image or an OpenStreetMap embed snippet. No API keys.
Paste a list of addresses or place names and get coordinates for all of them — on a map and as CSV or GeoJSON.
Extract locations from a URL or pasted page text — addresses, cities, landmarks — geocode them, preview on a map, and export JSON, CSV or GeoJSON.
Sunrise, sunset, twilight and golden hour for any place and date, with a sun-path chart. NOAA-accurate math, no libraries.
Current conditions, a 24-hour strip with sparkline, a 7-day forecast and a live precipitation radar for any place — offline caching, °C/°F toggle.
Moonrise, moonset, phase and illumination for any place and date, with a live moon disc and a month of phases at a glance.
Draw a route on the map and see the terrain profile under it — distance, climb, descent and steepest grade.
Drop a pin and draw accurate distance rings around it — true geodesic circles, not flat-map approximations — then export GeoJSON.
Build a multi-leg route between airports and cities, see true great-circle paths with distances and flight times.
See where your photos were taken from their hidden EXIF GPS data, map them, and save clean copies with the metadata stripped.
See the world in 19 map projections, visualize distortion with Tissot's indicatrix, and compare Mercator vs Gall-Peters side by side.
Compare two GeoJSON files — added, removed and changed features matched by ID or geometry, shown on a map and in a detail list.
Paste CSV data keyed by US state or country, fuzzy-match it to real geography, and get a colored choropleth map with a legend — export SVG or PNG.
Draw lat/long graticules, UTM and MGRS grids over a real map — styled, labeled, and exportable as GeoJSON or a standalone SVG.
Design a map color theme on a live sample city — water, roads, parks, labels — and export a real MapLibre style JSON or theme tokens.