Current Location
Your current location is the latitude and longitude of your device at this moment, translated into a readable street address. Allow location access to see yours on the map below.
“Current” is the key word: freshness and how to force a new fix
A location fix has a timestamp. Phones cache recent fixes to save battery, so the first answer you get can be seconds to minutes old — fine for “which street am I on”, not fine if you are moving. This page requests a fresh, high-accuracy fix each time you press the button, and shows the accuracy radius so staleness is visible. Moving fast? The GPS speedometer streams continuous fixes instead of one-shots.
What you can do with a current fix
- Copy any of the 8 coordinate formats with one tap — decimal for Google Maps, DMS for legal documents, UTM/MGRS for topo maps and SAR work, Plus Code for addresses that have no street name.
- Share via your phone's native share sheet, WhatsApp, SMS, email — or show the QR code for an instant phone-to-phone handoff.
- Export the point as GPX/KML/GeoJSON/CSV for GIS tools and outdoor apps.
- Check the sky: sunrise, sunset and tonight's moon for this exact spot.