Welcome to GeoUtil.com
All-in-one online geography toolkit for working with maps, coordinates, and geographic data!
All-in-one online geography toolkit for working with maps, coordinates, and geographic data!

LiveEarthquake MapEvery earthquake of the past day, week or month, live from the USGS.
LiveLive Wind MapAnimated wind around the globe, from the ground up to the jet stream.
LiveLive Weather MapTemperature, rain, snow, waves and aurora on one live map.
Ridgeline Map GeneratorTurn any mountain range into a poster to print or frame: PNG, SVG or PDF.Measure the true surface area of any region with spherical accuracy. Draw polygons on the map or upload GeoJSON to calculate areas in square kilometers, square miles, hectares, or acres.

Calculate the compass bearing (azimuth) between two points on Earth. Essential for navigation, mapping, and understanding directional relationships. Shows both forward and reverse bearings.

Calculate great-circle distances between any two points on Earth using accurate spherical geometry. Perfect for measuring flight paths, shipping routes, or understanding true distances between locations.

Visualize distances on an interactive 3D globe with realistic Earth curvature. Rotate, zoom, and see exactly how great-circle routes look in three dimensions.

Draw one or more accurate radius circles around any point on the map and see their area and circumference. Useful for service areas, proximity checks, travel planning, and distance buffers in kilometers, miles, meters, or feet.
Pick a start point, enter a bearing and a distance in kilometres, miles, nautical miles or metres, and see where you end up. The map draws the great-circle path and shows the destination, the final bearing and the reverse bearing.
Try the Destination Point Calculator
Click anywhere on the map to get that point's latitude and longitude in every notation: decimal degrees, DMS, DDM, UTM, MGRS, SK-42, UCS-2000, Plus Code, Geohash and Maidenhead, each with a one-click copy button, plus the ground elevation. Search a place or paste coordinates in any of those formats to jump there, or use your current location.
Add two or more places and find the halfway point between them. Two points give the exact great-circle midpoint; three or more give their geographic center. Copy the result as decimal degrees, DMS or MGRS and share the map with a link.
Look up the estimated ground elevation for any point on Earth with a simple map click. See coordinates plus height in meters and feet using public terrain data, all processed directly in your browser.
Draw a route on the map or drop a GPX, KML or GeoJSON file to see its elevation profile, total ascent and descent, steepest grade and distance, with CSV and GPX export. Terrain is read in your browser.
Open a GPX file to see the track, its distance, elevation gain and loss and an interactive elevation profile. Nothing is uploaded.
Turn any mountain range, island or city into a ridgeline poster: stacked elevation lines from public terrain data, with titles, colours and print sizes. Download a PNG, a real vector SVG (with a plotter mode for pen plotters and laser cutters) or a print-ready PDF.
Find out how many people live within any distance of a point: 10 km around your store, 25 miles around a city, with a breakdown from 1 to 100 km. Estimates come from the 2025 global population grid (GHS-POP, European Commission JRC).
Pick a place to see sunrise, sunset, day length, twilight, golden hour and the time zone of any place on any date, with the sun's direction drawn on the map. Switch between the place's time and your own, and share the link. Everything is calculated in your browser.
See the latest earthquakes worldwide from the USGS feeds: the past day, week or month. Filter by magnitude or by distance from a place, and download the list as GeoJSON, CSV or KML. There are also earthquake pages for countries and cities.
Watch wind speed and direction move across the globe, from the NOAA GFS weather model. Click anywhere to read the wind at that point in km/h, m/s or knots.
See temperature, rain, cloud cover and pressure worldwide from the NOAA GFS model, and click the map to read the value at any point.
Paste coordinates in any notation and get them in all the others: Decimal Degrees, DMS, DDM, UTM, MGRS, SK-42 and UCS-2000 Gauss-Krüger, Plus Codes, Geohash and Maidenhead. The format is detected automatically, every result has a copy button, and a map preview shows the points.
Coordinate Extractor: extract every coordinate from GeoJSON files as CSV (lat, lon columns) for Excel, R, Python or other tools.
GeoJSON to SVG, PNG or JPEG: export your map as vector SVG or raster PNG/JPEG images, with your own colors, sizes and projections, for presentations, reports or web graphics.
Feature Counter / Stats: GeoJSON statistics at a glance: feature counts, geometry types, coordinate counts, total length and area, bounding box and property coverage, for data validation and quality checks.
All GeoUtil tools run entirely in your browser using JavaScript. Your data:
Perfect for working with sensitive geographic data, proprietary datasets, or when you simply want complete privacy.
Most tools provide live previews so you can verify results before downloading.
All tools include detailed documentation and examples. Look for: