Paste a list of coordinates and get the street address for each one. Up to 100 at a time, instantly — no login, no API key, no credit card.
Format: latitude, longitude — e.g. 40.7128, -74.0060. Comma, space, or tab between the two numbers all work.
One lat, lng pair per line. Copy a column straight out of a spreadsheet.
Google reverse-geocodes each point to a full street address, with a per-row accuracy grade.
Copy to a sheet, download a CSV, or map every point with the free add-on.
Reverse geocoding turns a latitude/longitude coordinate into a human-readable street address — the opposite of normal geocoding, which turns an address into coordinates.
Up to 100 pairs per run, instantly, with no account. Paste another batch to keep going.
One pair per line as "latitude, longitude" — for example 40.7128, -74.0060. A comma, space, or tab between the two numbers all work, so you can paste two columns straight from a spreadsheet.
Addresses come from the Google Maps API. Each row shows an accuracy grade — Rooftop is the most precise, Interpolated and Approximate are less exact, usually because the point falls between known addresses.
Yes — no login, no API key, no credit card. If you need to map the points afterwards, the free InstaMaps Google Sheets add-on does that too.