Geo: Convert GPS Coordinates

Find your current GPS coordinates and easily convert GPS location coordinates into a different format. • Latitude/longitude (decimal degrees) • Latitude/longitude (degrees-minutes-seconds) • UTM/UPS • MGRS • Plus Code (Open Location Code) • Digipin (India only) HELPFUL FOR • Converting coordinates when you don't have a network connection • Finding your current GPS coordinates and altitude • Marking points on a map • GPS navigation to a point • Researching imagery/maps for a single location using multiple apps • Converting coordinates when you don't know what format they are in • Using in split-screen alongside a map • Sharing coordinates as a QR code ★ Works offline — no network connection required ★ Works with all major map apps ★ Works for all locations worldwide ★ No login or registration required ★ Small download size TO USE • Enter your coordinates in any format • App detects the format and converts as you type • Tap to copy to clipboard, or tap button to open coordinates in a map app PLUS CODE SUPPORT Global (full) Plus Codes such as 866MPCH8+26 are supported for offline conversion. Local codes, which are shortened Plus Codes with a locality such as "PCH8+26, Huntsville," are not currently supported. If you enter a Plus Code that represents an area, it is treated as a single point at its center. UTM LATITUDE BAND SUPPORT The nonstandard combination of UTM with MGRS latitude bands is not currently supported because doing so would require extra input for disambiguation. Please let us know if you'd like to see support for this format in the future. WHAT ABOUT WHAT3WORDS? What3words is not supported due to the limitations imposed by its licensing restrictions. Complying with the What3words licensing would result in having to charge large recurring subscription fees for this app. A practical GPS coordinate converter that handles every major format — decimal lat/lon, degrees-minutes-seconds, UTM/UPS, MGRS, Plus Codes, and Digipin — and works fully offline. Useful for surveying, land navigation, search and rescue, and any field work that moves between coordinate systems.