Plot Latitude & Longitude on a Map
Paste up to 500 coordinates — one per line — and see them all as numbered pins on an interactive map. Click any pin for decimal and DMS values.
Accepts decimal pairs (“40.7128, -74.0060”), space-separated pairs, and DMS with hemisphere letters. Everything is parsed and plotted in your browser — nothing is uploaded.
How to use this tool
One per line: decimal pairs, or DMS with hemisphere letters.
Numbered pins appear; the map zooms to fit them all.
Click pins for DD/DMS, remove rows, or download CSV.
What people use this tool for
Visualize GPS waypoints collected in the field.
Plot delivery stops to sanity-check a route list.
Show students how coordinates translate to real places.
How it's calculated
Each line is parsed locally in the browser — decimal pairs, space- or comma-separated, and DMS with N/S/E/W letters are supported. Invalid lines are reported, not silently dropped. Nothing is uploaded; all parsing and rendering happens client-side.
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Frequently asked questions
What coordinate formats are accepted?
Decimal pairs ('40.7128, -74.0060' or space-separated) and DMS with hemisphere letters like 40°42'46"N.
How many points can I plot?
Up to 500 per batch.
What happens to lines that fail to parse?
They are listed above the map so you can fix and re-plot.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
No — parsing and plotting happen entirely in your browser.
Can I remove individual points?
Yes — each row in the table has a Remove button.
What does clicking a pin show?
A popup with the point number, decimal degrees, and DMS.
Can I export the plotted points?
Yes — CSV export includes the number, coordinates, and original input line.
Does it handle southern/western hemispheres?
Yes — negative values and S/W letters are parsed correctly.