Enter GPS coordinates in decimal degrees or DMS format; visualize the location on an interactive map; parse GPX files with elevation profile chart; geocoder.
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Your device's location is read locally, but drawing the map requires sending its coordinates to OpenStreetMap. Nothing else about your usage is sent or stored.
Enter GPS coordinates in decimal degrees or DMS format; visualize the location on an interactive map; parse GPX files with elevation profile chart; geocoder.
Partially — see the notes on each tab. The Live and GPX tabs send location coordinates to OpenStreetMap to draw the map; the Geocoder tab sends your search text to Nominatim. Nothing else is sent or stored.
Open the GPX File Parser tab and load your file. It shows distance, elevation gain and loss, an elevation profile chart, waypoints and a map of the track's bounding area.
Yes, the Geocoder tab looks up latitude and longitude from an address or place name, and you can also enter coordinates to reverse geocode them. These lookups contact the OpenStreetMap Nominatim service.
The Live GPS tab uses your browser's geolocation after you grant permission and shows your position on a map.