Decimal degrees & DMS
Two ways to express WGS84 latitude and longitude. DMS changes notation, not the location or geodetic datum.
Convert between latitude and longitude, DMS, UTM, and Web Mercator. Check points on a map and transform entire CSV datasets, without uploading a file.
Choose a workflow and enter coordinates in the selected source format.
Offline grid is on. Enabling tiles shares the viewed map area with OpenStreetMap servers. No tiles are fetched until you enable them.
40.712800° N, 74.006000° W
Convert your point to fill every compatible output format.
————Not all systems describe the same area or units. Keep the original datum and coordinate axis order in mind when transferring data.
Two ways to express WGS84 latitude and longitude. DMS changes notation, not the location or geodetic datum.
Zone-based projected eastings and northings in metres. EPSG:32601–32660 north or EPSG:32701–32760 south.
EPSG:3857 powers most interactive web basemaps. It is distorted at high latitudes and should not be used for precise distance or area measurement.
Yes, within floating-point rounding and the number of displayed decimal places. Conversion does not add measurement precision that wasn't in your original input.
WGS84 geographic EPSG:4326, WGS84 UTM northern EPSG:32601–32660, southern EPSG:32701–32760, and Web Mercator EPSG:3857. Other datums and local grid systems are not supported. UTM conversions use standard series approximations.
No. Numeric conversions and CSV processing are local. If you opt into the external OpenStreetMap basemap, map tile requests reveal the viewed area and your network connection to that map provider; the toggle is off by default.
WGS84 UTM is limited to 80°S–84°N. Web Mercator is limited to approximately 85.051129° latitude. The converter explains unsupported outputs rather than silently clipping coordinates.
Convert coordinates among decimal degrees, degrees-minutes-seconds, WGS 84 UTM and Web Mercator, then export reviewed single or batch results.
Convert one WGS 84 coordinate to UTM with a reviewed zone, then convert a small CSV batch and inspect invalid rows before exporting results.
Only EPSG:4326, EPSG:3857 and WGS 84 UTM are supported; there are no datum shifts, grid corrections or arbitrary EPSG codes. The interface takes latitude then longitude while GeoJSON stores longitude then latitude. UTM applies between 80°S and 84°N; Web Mercator is bounded near ±85.05112878°. Batch input is capped at 3 MB and 10,000 rows. Optional OpenStreetMap tiles send the viewed area and network metadata to the tile provider; the offline graticule works without tiles.
No. It supports the listed WGS 84 coordinate systems only.
No. The tool starts with an offline graticule; enabling OpenStreetMap tiles contacts the external tile provider.