Paste up to 100 addresses or upload a CSV. Get latitude and longitude for each row in seconds. No login, no credit card, no limits on how often you run it.
Paste addresses one per line, or upload a CSV and choose which column has the address data.
Google Maps converts each address to lat/lng. Street-level accuracy. Handles partial addresses, city/state, and postal codes.
Copy results to clipboard, paste into a Google Sheets tab named layer_Accounts, and load the map with the InstaMaps add-on. No file download needed.
100 addresses per batch. Run it as many times as you need — there's no daily limit or account required. For very large datasets, split your list into batches of 100 and download each result.
Full street addresses work best: "123 Main St, New York, NY 10001". City and state alone work for regional precision: "Austin, TX". Postal codes work for broad geographic placement. PO Boxes will geocode to the post office location, not a physical address.
Results use the Google Maps Geocoding API. Street-level addresses return rooftop or interpolated accuracy — accurate to within a few metres. City/state inputs are accurate to the city center. The "Status" column shows OK for successful geocodes. If an address fails, check for typos or missing state/country.
Download the CSV, open it in Google Sheets, and install the InstaMaps add-on. Create a sheet tab named "layer_Accounts" (or any name starting with layer_), paste your data in, and open the InstaMaps add-on to map all your locations on an interactive Google Map — with automatic filters and route planning.
Yes, free. No credit card, no account, no limit on how many times you use it. InstaMaps is a free Google Sheets add-on. The geocoder is a standalone tool that helps you get your data ready to map. The only thing we ask: if it's useful, install InstaMaps.
Yes. The Google Maps Geocoding API covers addresses worldwide. Include the country name in the address for best results outside the US: "10 Downing Street, London, UK".