Find any place on Earth - get coordinates, type, and a map preview. Source: OpenStreetMap Nominatim (free, keyless).
Place Finder
The Place Finder searches for any location and returns its coordinates, address, and map position, and can convert latitude/longitude back into a readable address.
Geocoding both ways
Enter a place name or address to get its precise latitude and longitude (forward geocoding), or paste coordinates to find the matching address (reverse geocoding). Both are the building blocks behind maps, delivery apps, and location features.
Practical uses
- Grab exact coordinates to drop into a map, spreadsheet, or GPS.
- Turn a set of coordinates from a photo or device into a place name.
- Verify an address resolves to the right spot before using it.
Results come from an open mapping data source covering locations worldwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is geocoding?
Geocoding converts a place name or address into latitude and longitude coordinates; reverse geocoding turns coordinates back into an address.
Can it convert coordinates to an address?
Yes. Paste latitude and longitude and it returns the nearest readable address.
How precise are the coordinates?
Precision depends on how specific your search is - a full address resolves more exactly than a broad place name.
What can I do with the coordinates?
Use them in maps, GPS devices, spreadsheets, or any app that accepts latitude and longitude.
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