Paste any Google Plus Code and get precise GPS coordinates in decimal, DMS, UTM and 24 other formats.
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Open GPSwitch ConverterA Plus Code (also called Open Location Code or OLC) is Google's alternative addressing system for places without a street address. Instead of "48.8584, 2.2945", a Plus Code expresses the same location as 8FW4V75V+8Q — a compact alphanumeric code that encodes a small geographic area.
Plus Codes are used in countries with informal addressing systems and are built into Google Maps on Android. A 10-character code represents an area of approximately 14 × 14 metres.
8FW4V75V+8Q — 10 characters, works anywhere75V+8Q, Paris — 6 characters + reference cityGPSwitch accepts both formats. For local codes, provide the reference city or paste the full code.
GPSwitch also converts in reverse. Paste decimal coordinates and get the Plus Code in the results panel alongside UTM, DMS, MGRS, and 23 other formats.
A 10-character Plus Code (like 8FW4V75V+8Q) represents an area of approximately 14 × 14 metres. An 8-character code covers about 275 × 275 metres. GPSwitch returns the centre of the encoded area.
Yes. Paste decimal coordinates into GPSwitch and the Plus Code appears in the results panel alongside DMS, UTM, MGRS, Geohash and 22 other formats.
Plus Codes are most common in countries without systematic street addressing: sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia, and parts of Latin America. They are also used for humanitarian logistics and emergency response in areas without addresses.
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