Whats My Location?
Quickly find where you are
Typed whats my location into a search bar? You're in the right place. Our free finder shows your position on a map with coordinates and an address — no sign-up required. It works in any modern browser, loads in seconds, and keeps everything private to your device.
It's one of those questions that feels obvious until you actually need the answer. You might be standing somewhere unfamiliar, trying to give someone precise directions, filling in an address field, or simply curious about the exact numbers that describe your spot. Whatever the reason, the aim is to turn a vague sense of place into a specific, shareable location you can rely on.
Get Your Location
Use Where Am I (GPS) for the most precise result, or Where Am I (IP) for an instant estimate that needs no permission. GPS draws on the positioning hardware in your phone to place you within a few metres, while the IP method reads your internet connection for a fast, city-level fix with no prompt to accept.
Everything in One View
- Your coordinates in decimal and DMS
- Your city, region and country
- Your full street address (with GPS)
- An interactive map with satellite view
Each detail can be copied with a single tap, so it's easy to paste your coordinates into another app or send your address straight to a friend.
GPS or IP — Which Should You Pick?
Both methods answer the same question, but they suit different moments. Here's a quick way to decide:
- You need a street address: choose GPS, the only method that resolves to a building.
- You're on a desktop with no GPS: the IP estimate gives a solid city-level result.
- You'd rather skip the permission prompt: start with IP, which needs no device access.
- You're indoors with a weak signal: move near a window, or fall back to IP for speed.
Tips for a Sharper Fix
If your first reading seems a little off, that's normal — early fixes tighten up quickly. Step outside or near a window so your device can see more of the sky, allow the "precise" option if your browser offers it, and give the reading a couple of seconds to settle. If you've moved, refresh to capture your latest position, since the map won't follow you on its own.
Private and Free
Your location is processed in your browser and shown only to you. We don't store it, keep a history of where you've been, or share your data with anyone. You choose whether to allow access and can revoke it at any time. When you're ready to explore beyond your own spot, open the GPS coordinates finder and tap any point on the map to read its exact latitude and longitude.
From a Search to a Real Answer
Most people arrive here after typing the question on a phone, often in the middle of doing something else — catching a train, meeting a friend, or double-checking an address before they send it. The whole point of the finder is to bridge that gap quickly: you go from a half-formed question in a search bar to a precise, copyable location in the time it takes the page to load. No menus to dig through, no settings to configure, and nothing saved about you afterwards. Whether you need the exact coordinates, a full street address, or just a reassuring glance at the map to confirm you're where you think you are, the answer is one tap away and entirely yours.
See also Local Atual for finding your current location and IP address lookup tools.