Location Randomizer
Drop on a random place on Earth, filter by continent or country, get coordinates.
Press Generate to drop a pin somewhere on Earth.
Tip: press Space or Enter to generate, C to copy.
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What is the Location Randomizer?
A location randomizer drops a pin somewhere in the world for you. Use it to plan a spontaneous trip, run a geography quiz, seed a worldbuilding setting, or find a random city to research. Filter by continent or country to keep results in a region you care about, or switch to random-city mode to land on a named city rather than raw coordinates. Each result shows the place name, its latitude and longitude, and a static map preview so you can see exactly where you landed.
How to use the location randomizer
- Choose random-city mode or random-coordinates mode.
- Optionally filter by continent or country.
- Press Generate to drop a pin.
- Read the place name and coordinates and view the map preview.
- Copy the coordinates or share the link.
Use cases
Trip inspiration
Let chance suggest your next destination or day-trip city.
Geography learning
Quiz yourself or a class on random places and their coordinates.
Worldbuilding
Anchor a fictional setting to a real random location for believable detail.
Content prompts
Pick a random city to research, photograph, or write about.
Games
Use random coordinates for scavenger hunts and location-guessing games.
Frequently asked questions
Does it give real places?
City mode returns real named cities; coordinate mode returns random points, optionally constrained to a region.
Can I limit results to a continent or country?
Yes. Filter by continent or country to keep locations within an area you choose.
Do I get coordinates?
Yes. Each result includes latitude and longitude you can copy.
Is there a map preview?
Yes. A static map shows the generated location so you can see where it is.
Are the picks fair?
Yes. Selection is unbiased across the eligible pool.
Can I share a result?
Yes. Your settings sync to the URL so a shared link restores the same view.
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